Justice Nathan Hecht said it's critical to keep access to justice for the very poor.
March 17, 2017 at 02:00 AM
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Judicial leaders in Texas plan to ask Congress and the White House to save federal funding for civil legal aid to poor Texans.
President Donald Trump in his proposed budget has zeroed out all funding for the federal Legal Services Corp., which asked for $502 million to distribute to states to help fund legal aid services for the poor.
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