Legal Aid Society of San Diego

Casa Cornelia Law Center is a 501(c)(3) public interest law firm in San Diego, CA, that has been providing compassionate and high-quality pro bono legal services to victims of human and civil rights violations since 1993. Their primary focus is on assisting indigent individuals within the immigrant community in greater San Diego County, while also striving to raise awareness about the impact of immigration law and policy on the community and the public good. Through their dedicated team of human rights attorneys, Casa Cornelia Law Center has made a significant difference in the lives of their clients, helping them regain their freedom, pursue their dreams, and build a better future. Their commitment to justice and their impressive track record of success have earned them the gratitude and appreciation of the individuals they serve, as well as the legal community at large.Generated from the website

California Indian Legal Services (CILS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights of Native Americans in California. Established in 1967 during the Native American rights movement, CILS offers free or low-cost legal representation to individuals and tribes in matters of federal Indian law. They also provide community education and outreach programs aimed at improving the lives of Native Americans and strengthening tribal governments. With offices in Bishop, Escondido, McKinleyville, and Sacramento, CILS is able to serve individuals and tribes in every county in California. CILS has a long history of successfully defending the rights of Native Americans in major cases and has played a crucial role in the recognition of federally recognized tribes. They also undertake special initiatives such as the Homelessness Prevention Services, California Water Study Project, and the Veterans Military Discharge Upgrade Project. Through their dedication and advocacy, CILS continues to make justice possible for tribal communities in California.Generated from the website

Federal Defenders of San Diego is a private, nonprofit corporation based in San Diego that represents indigent persons accused of federal criminal offenses. A 13- member board of directors oversees its daily operations. The organization is independent from the local federal judiciary and funded by a sustaining grant awarded by Congress under the Criminal Justice Act. The majority of its clients are facing a wide variety of federal charges, including bank robbery, fraud, counterfeiting, pornography, assault and firearms offenses. Federal Defenders staff consists of more than 30 trial attorneys and 50 support personnel, many of whom are bilingual and bicultural. The organization has several offices, including locations in San Diego and El Centro, Calif.