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inlawrev-2342	Smurl, James F.	Eligibility for Legal Aid: Whom to Help When Unable to Help All	1979	34	.pdf	application/pdf	14685	462	39	B. Private but Organized Legal Aid Turning to private but organized forms of legal aid, one finds a very different situation in which, for several different reasons, the criteria of eligibility have had to be more explicit and more suscepti- ble to scrutiny either by boards of directors or by national associa- tions. Indiana Law Review Indiana Lai^ Revie^v Volume 12 1979 Number 3 Eligibility for Legal Aid: Whom to Help When Unable to Help All James F. Smurl* I. Introduction In the face of needs and claims which far outstrip the funds and personnel required to meet them, social agencies always have had to decide how to distribute their inadequate resources in ways which satisfy their sense, if not their criteria, of distributive justice.	cache/inlawrev-2342.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2342.txt