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Watch: LAS Client Remains Incarcerated for Crime of Poverty

Reginald Randolph, who spent over 850 days on Rikers Island for stealing cold medicine, is the subject of a new profile by the Pix11 News.

Civil Legal Service Providers Applaud Restored Funding

The Governor's latest budget ensures $100M to support the legal needs of low-income New Yorkers will stay where it is most needed.

LAS Announces Juvenile Rights Practice Youth Leadership Board

Thanks to the generous support of the Arlene Libowitz Fund, the Board will facilitate a client-centered practice that will truly infuse JRP clients as partners and leaders in the process.

LAS Wins Release of 16 Incarcerated New Yorkers at High Risk of COVID-19

These individuals, by virtue of their age and/or underlying medical condition, are particularly vulnerable to serious illness or death if infected by COVID-19, and jail conditions make it impossible to protect them, according to the New York Daily News.

7th Annual NLP Winter Benefit

Proceeds from the Benefit support The Legal Aid Society’s underfunded units and projects and their critical work providing free legal services and tools to more than tens of thousands of low-income children and adults.

LAS Demands Transparency on Cops with Credibility Issues

For ten years, the Bronx district attorney has kept a secret list of "no fly" officers whose conduct would undermine their credibility should they be called to testify, as reported by THE CITY.

LAS Announces Deal to Preserve New York City’s Right to Shelter Laws

After months of negotiation, the settlement preserves the Right to Shelter for single adults and will eliminate backlogs of new arrivals who are reapplying for shelter.

Tina Luongo: Public Defenders Are Facing a Funding Crisis

Luongo, Chief Attorney of Legal Aid's Criminal Defense Practice, discussed the challenges of underfunding and high attrition with the New York Law Journal.

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Criminal Defense Practice Special Litigation Unit

The knowledgeable and experienced members of the Special Litigation Unit develop ground-breaking impact litigation and innovative policy initiatives, build coalitions with other community organizations and leaders, engage in public education and media advocacy, and collaborate...

LTE: New Yorkers Need Housing Protections From Albany

The Legal Aid Society's Adriene Holder called on lawmakers to pass "Good Cause" eviction protection and to fully fund the Housing Access Voucher Program in a letter to The New York Times.