Training each other: Self-defense classes arm Asian Americans with community
In response to an influx of racist attacks, Asian Americans are finding community through self-defense trainings.
How landlords dodge eviction bans
Alleging criminal activity and other lease violations, some landlords are forcing out renters who legal aid attorneys say should be covered by eviction bans.
The pandemic slowed courts, leaving behind case backlogs. Now public defenders are ‘emptying the ocean with a teaspoon’
Public defenders say court backlogs will make following speedy trial rules a challenge.
With millions of families behind on rent, legal aid attorneys face sustained demand
Evictions continue to draw resources from underfunded legal aid programs
Teacher pensions get short shrift in pandemic-era budgets
Kentucky and other states are moving to make further cuts to underfunded teacher pension programs.