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Virtually none" of the Social Security recipients who were cut off after their names were matched with those in a computerized warrant database were felons using their government benefits to evade law enforcement or prosecution, said Gerald McIntyre, an attorney for the National Senior Citizens Law Center.

In 1997, payments to about two dozen recipients were suspended, according to Gerald McIntyre an attorney with the National Senior Citizens Law Center who represents plaintiffs in the lawsuit.

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According to Patricia Nemore, a staff attorney with the National Senior Citizens Law Center in Washington, which follows issues affecting older Americans, the legislation was essentially a quid pro quo: By allowing an at-home spouse to retain more income and potentially more assets, it addressed the problem of that spouse becoming completely impoverished when his or her husband or wife enters a nursing home.

The plaintiffs are represented by the Center for Medicare Advocacy in Willimantic, CT, the National Senior Citizens Law Center in Washington, DC, and the Medicare Advocacy Project in Boston.

The product also contains a collection of primary source materials, including the Internal Revenue Code and Treasury Regulations, United States Code, Code of Federal Regulations, Federal agency manuals and related materials, and the Washington Weekly, a newsletter published by the National Senior Citizens Law Center.

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The American Association of Retired Persons, the Alzheimer's Association, the National Senior Citizens Law Center, the American Bar Association and the bar associations of New York state and Ohio have all called for repeal of the law.