The Legal Aid Society of Santa Clara wants to provide dependency services in a neighboring county. But a critical audit is raising questions about the job it's doing on its home turf.
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April 11, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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In an effort to save money, Contra Costa County Superior Court is about to hand over its dependency contract to a nonprofit with no dependency experience.
After a hard-fought battle with the current providers � the public defender’s office and Contra Costa County Bar Association’s conflict panel � the Legal Aid Society of Santa Clara County is in line to get the contract by promising to save the court $1.5 million.
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