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: Arbitrary and CapriciousCompetencies
By Skelly
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I stumbled on these Resources for New Legal Aid Attorneys. Wish they'd been available back when I was a new legal aid attorney. Of course, I wish they'd had the internet back then, too.I thought this one was pretty good reading for those of us on the indigent side, civil or criminal: Representing the Whole ClientWhen we understand the nuances of clients? experiences and the lenses through which they see the world, we are in a better position to serve them and achieve the best outcomes on their behalf...Full post as published by Arbitrary and Capricious on March 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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