Community Legal Service

Externship programs allow students to receive academic credit for unpaid work with a judge, government agency, or community legal services office.

While completing his legal studies he also performed community legal service on the part of Project Genesis.

Lawyers for Community Legal Services, the Philadelphia agency that brought the class action, say that's only part of the story.

Darwin community legal service - an Australian response, also citing WA recommendations.

The Springvale service is now the oldest continually running community legal service in Australia.

See March Comments at 196 (comment of Garry M. Restaino, Community Legal Services).

He returned to Atlanta, worked for the National Labor Relations Board and later headed the Emory Community Legal Services Center.

Jonathan Stein, general counsel for Community Legal Services of Philadelphia, said that Ms. Abdur-Rahman might retain her benefits for Alexcya.

Osgoode was the first law school to establish a student-staffed community legal services clinic (Parkdale Community Legal Services, in 1972).

Until 2009 the system was administered by the Legal Services Agency (LSA) whose primary function was "to fund, provide, and support community legal services for the public or any section of the public".

The Law Development Center (LDC) was established in 1970 by the Law Development Centre Act, as a government-owned institution of higher learning responsible for "research, law reform, publications, law reporting and community legal services".

Amy Hirsch, a supervising attorney with Community Legal Services, which provides legal assistance to low-income families in Philadelphia, said many female convicts are hurt by the lifetime ban on drug felons receiving welfare and food stamps, part of the 1996 welfare overhaul.

EDWARD A. ROBERTS (D) - lawyer; Director of Housing Litigation, Bedford Stuyvesant Community Legal Services Corp.; former attorney, New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal.