Chief Justice Jorge Labarga. Photo: J. Albert Diaz
Comments at a congressional hearing in Washington came weeks after President Donald Trump threatened to eliminate funding for the Legal Services Corp.
March 13, 2018 at 03:47 PM
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Without Legal Services Corp. funding, many Floridians would have been left in the lurch after Hurricane Irma, the state’s chief justice and a Miami legal aid leader said Tuesday during a congressional briefing.
The Washington meeting came weeks after President Donald Trump released a budget calling for the elimination of funding for the national legal aid grant organization. Congress decided instead to keep the annual appropriation at $385 million.
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