Legal Services Program (U.S.)

Lawyers and the poor

a report on the Legal Services Program of the Office of Economic Opportunity

Franchising justice: the Office of Economic Opportunity Legal Services Program and traditional legal aid

[by] Kenneth P. Fisher and Charles C. Ivie.

Effectiveness and administration of the legal services program under title II of the Economic opportunity act of 1964: report to the Congress [on the] Office of Economic Opportunity by the Comptroller General of the United States.

United States. General Accounting Office

Legal Services Program under the Office of Economic Opportunity: selected replies to subcommittee questionnaire.

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. Subcommittee on Employment, Manpower, and Poverty.

The legal services program--accomplishments of and problems faced by its grantees: report to the Congress [on the] Office of Economic Opportunity, by the Comptroller General f the United States.

United States. General Accounting Office

OEO legal service programs and the pursuit of social change: the relationship between programmed ideology and program performance.

Ted Finman

The consequences of legal advocacy: OEO's lawyers and the poor

Carl Patrick McCarthy

OEO legal serivce programs and the pursuit of social change: the relationship between programmed ideology and program performance.

Ted Finman

Justice and reform: the formative years of the American Legal Services Program

Earl Johnson, Jr.

The poor in court: the Legal Services Program and Supreme Court decision making

Susan E. Lawrence.