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Newspaper Article
Protecting legal rights of low-income families
2005
Overview
Illinois faces a crisis when it comes to helping low-income families protect their legal rights. There are only the equivalent of 280 full-time legal-aid lawyers in the entire state--a ratio of one legal-aid lawyer for every 4,752 legal problems faced by the poor. Out of the 10 most populous states, Illinois ranks last, spending less than $500,000 annually for civil legal aid, versus the national average of $6.8 million. These figures are simply unacceptable.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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