1999
January - February 1999
This issue includes articles covering the effects of welfare reform on youth.
March - April 1999
Covers Social Security and Supplemental Security Income Disability cases involving alcohol or drug use, Tribal Welfare Reform, Violence Against Women Act and proving gender motivation in civil rights remedy claims, utility rate classifications, minimally adequate education, and "Women in the Fields: A Brief Analysis of the Plight of Migrant Farmworker Women."
May - June 1999
Contains information regarding community holistic approaches to solving client problems, context of information technology, religious and hospital mergers and the effect on access to reproductive services, DepartmentHousing and Urban Development (HUD), Community Reinvestment Act, and Annual Public Housing Authority Plan.
July - August 1999
This issue includes the following articles: SSI and Family Law, Discriminatory Agricultural Lending, challenging fees in mobile home park lot rentals and reasonable accomodations as tool to preserve rights of tenants with disabilities.
September - October 1999
Issue includes public benefits for battered and immigrant women and children, state Children's Health Insurance Programs, connecting low-income people with decent jobs, barriers to public benefits litigation, Medicare Set-aside Trust, guardianship proceedings and Section 1983 Law.
November - December 1999
Issue includes Supreme Court 1998-99 Term, Section 1983 Law, technology as an employment maximizer, the Earned Income Credit (EIC) and changes and developments in Legal Services.
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