Congressional Quarterly focuses on Legal Aid

Washington, DC --   Congressional Quarterly Researcher examines issues facing the access to justice community, including, "Should self-representation be made easier? Should people have a legal right to a lawyer in civil cases? Should restrictions on legal-aid lawyers be lifted? . . . Should lawyers be required to perform free legal work for the poor?"

Colleen M. Cotter, Esq.  - Legal Aid's executive director - is quoted in the report.

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