Legal Services Program

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The Legal Services Program was a federal initiative that provided free legal assistance to low-income individuals in the United States as part of the War on Poverty.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federal program
legal aid program
administeredBy Office of Economic Opportunity NERFINISHED
aimedToProtect civil rights of the poor
due process rights of low-income individuals
associatedWithPolicyArea anti-poverty policy
civil rights policy
benefits free legal services
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designedBy Office of Economic Opportunity policymakers
establishedInPeriod 1960s
field civil legal aid
focusesOn civil legal matters
consumer issues
family law issues
housing issues
public benefits
fundedBy federal government of the United States NERFINISHED
hasGoal combat poverty through legal advocacy
improve access to justice
historicalContext Great Society programs NERFINISHED
legalBasis Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 NERFINISHED
operatedThrough local legal services offices
partOf War on Poverty NERFINISHED
purpose provide free legal assistance to low-income individuals
relatedTo Legal Services Corporation NERFINISHED
War on Poverty legal aid initiatives
replacedBy Legal Services Corporation NERFINISHED
scope nationwide
supportedActivities impact litigation
individual client representation
law reform efforts
targetPopulation low-income individuals
typeOfSupport civil legal representation
community legal education
legal counseling

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