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Building Evidence for the Interdisciplinary Model of Legal Representation: Methods and Findings Behind the Story Walk

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Descriptive Analysis Pre-Post Outcomes Analysis

This document provides short briefs on the methods and findings behind research insights communicated through the Story Walk exhibition on ORPC legal representation.

Authors

Courtney L. Everson, PhD; Elysia Versen, PhD; Marianne Giolitto

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