A recent report from the American Bar Association (ABA) sheds light on a critical issue within the U.S. legal system — the scarcity of civil legal aid attorneys available to assist low-income Americans. The ABA’s annual Profile of the Legal Profession, released on Thursday, delves into the challenges faced by individuals needing legal help and the glaring insufficiency of attorneys providing pro bono services.
Legislation to Let Undocumented Immigrants use Md. Health Care Marketplace to get House Vote
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College Park Scholars to Launch Data Justice, Civic Engagement Programs
College Park Scholars in Fall 2024 will add two programs to its roster of two-year living-learning experiences for academically talented students, but…
