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NYC Council Speaker, Advocates Call on Albany to Invest New Funding for Public Housing

Advocates are demanding that new funding be allocated in the Governor’s Executive Budget, including $2 billion for NYCHA, $1 billion for other public housing in the state and $500 million in vouchers for those facing homelessness, according to the New York Daily News.

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Exploitation Intervention Project

The Exploitation Intervention Project, founded in 2011, is the first effort by a public defender office to address the systemic criminalization of victims of trafficking and gender-based violence. EIP has advocated for thousands of clients,...

LAS Releases Legislative Priorities For Assembly Special Session

After a largely unproductive legislative session, Legal Aid is calling on lawmakers to prioritize a number of bills that have already passed the Senate.

Listen: LAS Talks New Application to Destroy Marijuana Conviction Records

Emma Goodman, from The Legal Aid Society's Case Closed Project, appeared on The Capitol Pressroom to break down a new option for New Yorkers to request the destruction of their expunged low-level marijuana convictions.

Projects, Units, Initiatives

Case Closed Project

Case Closed is a record sealing and expungement project that is part of the post-conviction team in The Legal Aid Society’s Criminal Defense Practice. Launched when New York’s 2017 application-based sealing law went into effect,...

City Data: Incarcerated New Yorkers Still Denied Access to Medical Care

The Department of Correction failed to facilitate over 6,000 medical appointments in January of 2022 alone, according to the New York Daily News.

LAS in the News 02.26.21

We have an intrinsic connection to the daily lives of New Yorkers. Here are a few of the places we made a difference, provided context or added valuable perspective this week.

Lifting the Voices of Children & Adolescents

We represent children and youth in family court, provide appellate and educational advocacy, assist with divorce and domestic violence cases, and pursue system-wide reform.

New York Times Features The Legal Aid Society’s Digital Forensics Unit

The Digital Forensics Unit assists attorneys in all five boroughs in interpreting and using evidence from personal computers, mobile devices, and social media accounts.