What does LASSD stand for?

Legal Aid Society of San Diego (California)

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Participating lawyers include: California Western School of Law professor Ruth Hargrove, Lawton & Associates' Dan Lawton, Criminal Justice Act Panel member Steve Lemish, Callahan Little & Sullivan partner John Little, past San Diego County Bar Association President Wells Lyman, past member of the California Bar Board of Governors Jim Pokorny, Legal Aid Society of San Diego attorney Bernadette Probus, Stanford & Associates' Dan Stanford and Yunker & Schneider's Steve Yunker.

It's no joke, local lawyers going to go on stage for the laughs: ...

For example, the Legal Aid Society of San Diego incorrectly reported more than 14,000 telephone calls as cases, an audit found.

AUDITS SHOW GOVERNMENT PROGRAM OVERSTATED NUMBER OF CASES IN 1997

The 2004 winners are: -- Kathleen Anderson, '72, who leads an inner city tutoring program in Los Angeles -- Michelle Benedetto, '97, who created a youth outreach project at the Legal Aid Society of San Diego -- Philip Ernstrom, '52, a retired physician and surgeon who volunteers with Habitat for Humanity in Santa Clara County -- Brian Mack, '92, a teacher who volunteers with disabled adults and organized an annual community service day in Seattle As an active participant in the SCU Alumni for Others program, Anderson leads the annual Inner City Tutoring Program in Los Angeles, Calif.

Santa Clara University Alumni Honor Four for Community Service; ...