2009

Statewide support project. FLS collaborates with other Foundation CLS grantees, and other statewide children’s advocates to promote systemic reform on behalf of children subject to state systems, including foster care, education and juvenile justice, and to children who are or should be served by Medicaid EPSDT funding and/or through the state’s Developmental Disabilities program.

Statewide support project. FLS collaborates with other Foundation CLS grantees, and other statewide children’s advocates to promote systemic reform on behalf of children subject to state systems, including foster care, education and juvenile justice, and to children who are or should be served by Medicaid EPSDT funding and/or through the state’s Developmental Disabilities program. Read More »

Shelly Campbell reached out to veterans by providing free legal assistance and access to justice. She provided assistance on matters including VA benefits assistance, foreclosure prevention and bankruptcy. Other issues to be addressed include consumer issues, wills, housing issues, family law matters and re-employment issues. Cobb Cole sponsored $52,000 in addition to the Foundation’s sponsorship.

Shelly Campbell reached out to veterans by providing free legal assistance and access to justice. She provided assistance on matters including VA benefits assistance, foreclosure prevention and bankruptcy. Other issues to be addressed include consumer issues, wills, housing issues, family law matters and re-employment issues. Cobb Cole sponsored $52,000 in addition to the Foundation’s sponsorship. Read More »

The Florida Innocence Commission, established by The Florida Supreme Court, will study wrongful convictions, including false eyewitness identifications, interrogation techniques, false confessions, the use of informants, handling forensic evidence, attorney competence and conduct, processing of cases and the administration of the death penalty.

The Florida Innocence Commission, established by The Florida Supreme Court, will study wrongful convictions, including false eyewitness identifications, interrogation techniques, false confessions, the use of informants, handling forensic evidence, attorney competence and conduct, processing of cases and the administration of the death penalty. Read More »

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