Clearinghouse Review: Journal of Poverty Law and Policy is an advocate's
best resource for analysis of legal developments, innovative strategies, and
best practices in representing low-income clients. Each issue of the Review
features in-depth, analytical articles, written by experts in their fields, on topics
of interest to poor people's and public interest lawyers. Substantive areas
covered include civil rights, family law, disability, domestic violence, housing,
elder law, employment, health, and welfare reform.

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