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      	It's the Salaries, Stupid! . . . and Much More: The Developing National Crisis in the Delivery of Legal Aid Analysis of the CPG Recruitment and Retention Committee survey [ more info ]
      	State Justice Communities: Where Do We Go From Here? Don Saunders article from the Winter 2004-2005 issue of Cornerstone Magazine is an important resource in our ongoing discussion of state justice communities. [ 01/10/05  |  more info ]
      	Appendix A Appendix with graphic representation of data from all respondents to the fall 2006 Recruitment and Retention Committee Survey [ more info ]
      	Appendix B Appendix of a summary of the comments from respondents to the fall 2006 Recruitment and Retention Committee Survey [ more info ]
      	Civil Statement of Vision Civil Statement of Vision [ more info ]
      	LSC Program Letter 2001-03 LSC Program Letter 2001-03 [ 06/20/01  |  more info ]
      	Jan. 2001 Comments on the Proposed LSC Regulatory Review (1611 & 1636) Submitted by the Committee on Restrictions and Regulations of the Civil Policy Group National Legal Aid & Defender Association January 10, 2001 These comments are submitted to the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) by the Committee on Restrictions and Regulations, on behalf of the National Legal Aid & Defender Association�s Civil Policy Group in response to LSC�s request for public comment that were published in the Federal Register on November 24, 2000, (65 FR 70540), requesting input into a proposed review by the LSC Board of the LSC regulatory scheme. [ 01/10/01  |  more info ]
      	March 8, 2000 memo to LSC President John McKay re Issues for LSC Regulatory Reform MEMORANDUM TO: John McKay FROM: Linda Perle and Alan Houseman DATE: March 8, 2000 RE: Issues for LSC Regulatory Reform We understand that the Legal Services Corporation is considering whether to revisit issues raised by the LSC regulations, particularly with respect to the administrative burdens that compliance with those regulations imposes on recipients. This memo attempts to outline some of the regulatory issues that we believe the Corporation should consider as it embarks on any such effort, and to state our views about which issues merit significant attention. [ 03/08/00  |  more info ]
      	May 18, 2001 memo to LSC re Suggested Areas of Revision for Parts 1611 and 1626 MEMORANDUM TO: LSC Regulations Review Task Force FROM: Restrictions and Regulations Committee, NLADA Civil Policy Group DATE: May 18, 2001 RE: Suggested areas of revision for Parts 1611 and 1626 This memorandum is submitted to the LSC Regulations Review Task Force by the NLADA Civil Policy Group's Restrictions and Regulations Committee. The Committee has reviewed the current versions of Parts 1611 (Eligibility) and 1626 (Aliens) as well as the 1995 proposed revisions to Part 1611, and has identified numerous areas of both rules that we believe are in need of revision. The purpose of this memorandum is to provide the LSC Task Force with the Committee's views of those issues that should be addressed in the rulemaking process that is now underway at LSC. Because it is very early in the process, we have not generally proposed specific language to be incorporated into the revisions, other than those provisions that are included in LSC's 1995 proposed revisions to Part 1611. However, the Committee does intend to consider specific recommended revisions and we are available to work with the LSC staff to develop proposed language at an appropriate time in the future. [ 05/18/01  |  more info ]
      	Comments on the LSC Regulations Review Task Force Report In response to the September 13, 2001 notice in the Federal Register, the National Legal Aid and Defender Association (NLADA) Civil Policy Group, through its Committee on Restrictions and Regulations (the Committee) is pleased to submit these comments to the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) regarding the Final Report of the Regulations Review Task Force (Report). [ 10/26/01  |  more info ]