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Rutgers Law spring breakers help the poor in Austin

By John Sirman on March 20, 2009
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A group of New Jersey students spent their spring break not at the beach, but in Austin helping Texas RioGrande Legal Aid provide legal services to the poor .

The trip was funded by the Association for Public Interest Law at Rutgers-Camden School of Law, which sends students on a legal services spring break trip every year. The bill for this years’ trip was about $20,000, raised through a series of fundraisers at the school.

The students left Austin this afternoon after completing 10 projects planned for them by TRLA volunteer coordinator April Kubik on cases involving home foreclosures, child custody, and more. “It was great having them in our office,” said TRLA communications director Cynthia Martinez. “They were here today at 8:00 a.m. to be sure they had everything done.”

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    Access to Justice and Legal Aid
  • Blog:
    Texas Bar Blog
  • Organization:
    State Bar of Texas
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