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Record #:
24061
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Over the past few years, North Carolina's legal community has taken strides to better serve the legal needs of the state's active-duty military and veterans. Committees and organizations like the State Bar's Standing Committee on Legal Assistance to Military Personnel (LAMP), the NC Veterans Pro Bono Network, and the Military and Veterans Affairs Committee, among others are discussed in this article.
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North Carolina State Bar Journal
(NoCar KF 200 N67), Vol. 20 Issue 3, Fall 2015,
p18-22, il, f
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Record #:
42588
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With the third largest population of active duty members in the United States, it is critical to provide legal services to North Carolina’s active and retired servicemen and women. In addition to resources such as Legal Services of Southern Piedmont, lawyers have been encouraged to provide legal assistance in the form of pro bono service. Legal counsel, along with other types of public service work, is being provided by legal clinics at VA Medical Centers. Moreover, the authors noted organizations providing a comparable level of service and resources, such as the North Carolina Bar Association’s Military and Veterans Affairs Committee.
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Legal aid organizations--active military--North Carolina ; Legal aid organizations--retired military--North Carolina ; North Carolina Veterans Pro Bono Network ; Legal Aid North Carolina--Durham VA Medical Center; Legal Aid of North Carolina--Hefner VA Medical Center; State Bar Standing Committee--legal assistance--military personnel