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The EOIR Legal Orientation and Pro Bono Program


Since April of 2000, the Legal Orientation and Pro Bono Program has worked to improve access to legal information and counseling and increase rates of representation for immigrants appearing before the Immigration Courts and Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). This has been carried out primarily through initiatives which facilitate access to information and create new incentives for attorneys and law students to accept pro bono cases.

The Legal Orientation and Pro Bono Program focuses on four main initiatives - the Legal Orientation Program (LOP), the BIA Pro Bono Project, the Unaccompanied Alien Children Initiative, and the Model Hearing Program.

Last updated January 2008


Biography of Steven Lang, Coordinator,
Legal Orientation and Pro Bono Program

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