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Citizen's Experiences of the Legal System 2009

Bangladesh, 2009
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Reference ID
BGD_2009_CELS_v01_M
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Mitra and Associates, and The World Bank
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DDI/XML JSON
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May 06, 2011
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  • sec02
  • sec03_Q01-Q15
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  • sec03_Q17-18
  • secA_Q05_secB_Q06
  • secB_Q07-Q08_secC_Q09-Q14
  • secD_Q15-Q17_secE_Q18-Q19
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  • secE_Q22-Q25
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Which institution played most important role(q13.1) (q13_1)

Data file: summary

Overview

Valid: 1592
Invalid: 4036
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Start: 4146
End: 4153
Width: 8
Range: 96 - 951
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Literal question
If the respondent went to more than one institution, which played the most important role in dispute resolution?
Categories
Value Category Cases
96 Did nothing 0
0%
931 Threatened the other side with legal action 10
0.6%
932 Went to the police 461
29%
933 Went to rab 12
0.8%
934 Went to army/joint force camp 22
1.4%
935 Sought legal advice from a private lawyer 82
5.2%
936 Went to a village court 72
4.5%
937 Sought advice of government legal aid 31
1.9%
938 Went to court 770
48.4%
941 Went to an ngo legal aid service for assistance 21
1.3%
951 Went to the upazila nirhabi officer or other administrative 111
7%
Sysmiss 4036
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Question post text
[See section C, 9.3, 9.4 and 9.5 and write the line number from Q9]
(Write from section C Q9
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