Legal Aid Advocate
(Pennsylvania)
2017 chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association.
Links: (Current as of: December 2, 2016)
Philadelphia Inquirer
March 21, 2017
Eliminating funding for the Legal Services Corp. poses a threat to our entire community. Denying funding for civil legal aid prevents access to justice for all.
Op-Ed
Philadelphia Inquirer
March 17, 2017
Philadelphia should follow the example of Washington and New York and move toward making legal representation in eviction and foreclosure proceedings a right, not a privilege available only to those who can afford it.
Op-Ed
Philadelphia Inquirer
December 1, 2016
An investment in civil legal aid will ultimately help to transform the social and economic landscape of Philadelphia.
2017 chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association.
Links: (Current as of: December 2, 2016)
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Letter to EditorDon’t chop legal aid funding
Deborah R. GrossPhiladelphia Inquirer
March 21, 2017
Eliminating funding for the Legal Services Corp. poses a threat to our entire community. Denying funding for civil legal aid prevents access to justice for all.
Op-Ed
Philly tenants should have access to legal aid
Deborah R. Gross, Catherine Carr, Joseph SullivanPhiladelphia Inquirer
March 17, 2017
Philadelphia should follow the example of Washington and New York and move toward making legal representation in eviction and foreclosure proceedings a right, not a privilege available only to those who can afford it.
Op-Ed
Commentary: Civil legal aid needed to help expunge criminal records, reduce poverty
Gaetan J. Alfano, Deborah R. Gross, Mary F. PlattPhiladelphia Inquirer
December 1, 2016
An investment in civil legal aid will ultimately help to transform the social and economic landscape of Philadelphia.
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