Pro bono legal representation has long been the best way to demolish the barriers to courts for people who would otherwise be blocked from justice. Unfortunately, the ABA's most recent survey found that approximately 64 percent of respondents had not rendered the recommended 50 hours per year to people of limited means.
November 01, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Pro bono legal representation has long been the best way to demolish the barriers to courts for people who would otherwise be blocked from justice.
Unfortunately, the American Bar Association’s most recent survey of attorneys on their pro bono practices found that approximately 64 percent of respondents had not rendered the ABA’s recommended 50 hours per year to people of limited means.
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