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The provision, added to the budget on June 30, takes up to $15 million per year from NC IOLTA funds — which do not come from taxpayer dollars — to help pay for a state program that uses private attorneys to defend indigent clients in court-appointed criminal cases.
In Defense of NC IOLTA, a Proven Model for Funding Legal Aid
Family law practitioner Shelby Duffy Benton, a former…
“I Decided to Represent Her Pro Bono”: LANC Volunteer Commits to Complex Case
After meeting with Gina, who fled her home…
Why I Serve: NC IOLTA Board Member Sharika Shropshire
Sharika Shropshire — who serves as Associate General…