Word: advisee
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Within the next five years, Harvard law students might be teamed up with state-of-the-art computers to advise and represent low income clients on problems with housing, family, federal and state benefits and immigration.
The project, labelled PERICLES (Program for Education, Research and Instruction in computerized Legal Services), will develop software to teach law students how to advise low income clients-many of whom use the Legal Services Center in Jamaica Plains, said James Vorenberg, dean of the Law School.
The report on advising, which the council passed without dissent, endorses the expansion of a program that lets upperclassmen advise freshman on academics and Harvard life.
The laudable desire of the courts to protect the rights of suspected criminals has long been a sore point with victims of crime, who complain that no such solicitude has been extended to them. Today organizations supporting victims' rights are sprouting up across the country. More than 400 victims advocacy...
At fees that can hit $225 an hour, the specialists try to create a complete image--from corporate hairstyle to speech--for the ambitious man or woman who is still a few tantalizing rungs from the top. Self-styled "wardrobe engineers" advise men to discard cheap ties and reject anything...