Hidden Agendas: What Is Really Behind Attacks on Legal Aid Lawyers
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- U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Review Restrictions on Funding for Lawyers for the Poor
– 10/01/07 - Leading Faith-Based Groups Urge Congress to Lift Restriction on Privately Financed Civil Legal Aid
– 11/29/05 - Federal Appeals Court Hears Oral Argument in Legal Services Private Money Restriction Case
– 11/02/05 - 17 Bar Associations File Friend of the Court Brief in Support of Civil Legal Services for the Poor
– 07/07/05
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- Unleash Legal Aid (New York Times Op-Ed)
– 04/14/08 - Congress Should Fix Law That Hurts Those Most Vulnerable
– 12/22/05 - NY Times, Bob Barr, Chuck Colson, and NCC Agree
– 12/13/05 - Let’s Heal Legal Services
– 12/12/05
Related Analysis
- Fact Sheet: How the Legal Services Restriction Creates a Wasteful System
– 06/16/07 - Fact Sheet: Why We Need to Fix the Restriction on State, Local, and Private Money
– 03/01/07 - How the Legal Services Private Money Restriction Hurts Veterans
– 05/01/06 - Why Faith-Based Groups Care About the Legal Services Private Money Restriction
– 11/28/05
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