The House Appropriations Committee should vote Thursday to approve a "significant increase" in funding to the Legal Services Corporation, the New York State Bar Association said Thursday.
July 12, 2017 at 04:04 PM
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The House Appropriations Committee should vote Thursday to approve a “significant increase” in funding to the Legal Services Corporation, the New York State Bar Association said Thursday.
A subcommittee has proposed an $85 million cut to its current funding of $385 million, the state bar said. In New York, seven legal services providers would likely be impacted by the cuts.
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