The council previously passed legislation in 2017 that would extend the right to counsel to low-income New Yorkers in a piecemeal fashion based on their ZIP codes and make it citywide by 2022.
April 30, 2021 at 07:04 PM
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With a nearly unanimous vote, the New York City Council voted on April 29 to expand the “right to counsel” for indigent tenants who are facing eviction.
The council previously passed legislation in 2017 that would extend the right to counsel to low-income New Yorkers in a piecemeal fashion based on their ZIP codes and make it citywide by 2022.
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