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We provide crucial legal services to survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking throughout the city.

Op-Ed: ICE Must End Local Transfers, Release Detained Immigrants

Attorney's with The Legal Aid Society's Immigration Law Unit penned an op-ed for City Limits decrying the sudden transfer of detained clients.

LAS: City Must Not House New Arrivals in Tents

Passing out tents as winter approaches is a mockery of the City’s legal and moral obligation to provide safe shelter to people without homes.

Immigration Advocates Decry Reckless Transfers From ICE Detention

Immigrants detained by ICE in Orange County have been moved to unknown locations without notice to their families for legal counsel.

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Since 1876, The Legal Aid Society, with help from our supporters, has fought to ensure that every New Yorker, regardless of poverty, can access justice, impacting the lives of millions of people. We can’t know...

Public Defenders: Courts Must Take Responsibility for Rikers Crisis

Defenders across the five boroughs are calling on judges and district attorneys to use their power to prevent New Yorkers from winding up in City jails unnecessarily, as reported by The New Yorker.

2021 Year By The Numbers

Harnessing Technology to Defend Our Clients in the Digital Forensics Unit

Lisa Brown gives our staff the tools they need to defend our clients. As a Digital Forensics Analyst, she works on cases involving electronic devices, acquiring information from cellphones, computers, and even surveillance cameras.

LAS Secures Innocence for Client Wrongfully Convicted of a 1992 Murder

Charges against Emmanuelle Cooper, a client who spent 27 years in prison, have been dropped due to a clear lack of evidence, as reported by the New York Daily News.

LAS Lauds Eviction Moratorium Extension

New York State's residential eviction freeze is now in place through August 31, providing essential relief for struggling tenants, as reported by Patch.