Law and poverty, 1965 |
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Contents
The Poor Man and the Law | 6 |
The Poor Man and Lawyers | 42 |
Broadening Legal Assistance to the Poor | 68 |
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| Title | Law and poverty, 1965 |
| Author | Patricia M. Wald |
| Editors | Abram Chayes, Robert L. Wald |
| Publisher | U.S. G.P.O., 1965 |
| Length | 131 pages |
| Subjects | Legal aid Poor Public welfare |
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