Covering “the latest legal strategies and best practices for representing low-income clients,” electronic issues of this journal are now available online to the UCI community.
In the past few issues, there have been articles on:
- “using the Fair Labor Standards Act to support immigrant workers organizing.” (Jan-Feb 2012)
- “adopting a human rights framework [to] help legal aid attorneys meet broader advocacy goals for their clients.” (Jan-Feb 2011)
- “using disparate impact theory under the Fair Housing Act to challenge housing barriers against people with criminal records” (May-Jun 2011)
Print issues will soon arrive in the Law Library–they will be shelved downstairs with other journals. Older issues are searchable in HeinOnline and LexisNexis.
Related link: The Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law.