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Assisting Victims of Hate Crimes and Bias and Representing Peaceful Protesters
by CBJC Staff December 19, 2016
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This program is for pro bono attorneys seeking to assist victims of hate crimes or bias and to represent people arrested while peacefully protesting. Experienced attorneys and New York officials will explain the process and what you need to know to do this kind of pro bono work.
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