Facing a host of cases of poor, elderly and disabled people denied Section 8 housing by the Hialeah Housing Authority, a team of public interest lawyers found the agency routinely requested irrelevant documents that were often impossible to produce, held sham hearings and failed to make accommodations so disabled people could apply for housing.
December 12, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Randall Berg, Shawn Heller and Josh Glickman of the Florida Justice Institute and Jeff Hearne and Sean Rowley of Legal Services of Greater Miami
A young blind man applied for Section 8 government housing, but the Hialeah Housing Authority refused to email him an application or send a letter in Braille, stating he could read the notice in the newspaper like everyone else.
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