California’s Attorney Deserts, Social Determinants of Health, and COVID-19 (2020)

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The fifth paper in the Rural Justice Policy Paper Series describes how California's rural “attorney deserts,” places with too few lawyers to meet local legal needs, intersect with social determinants of health such as safe and affordable housing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

It explains why access to civil legal help is closely tied to health and stability in rural communities.

Rural Justice Policy Paper Series · PDF, 10 pages

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