The Board was created by the state Supreme Court in 1994, and charged with expanding resources for civil legal services and coordinating their delivery.
The Supreme Court made the Board in 1994.
Those excruciatingly clean-cut and perfectly clad cinematic female bodies can seem to suggest a world unwilling to acknowledge the existence of adultery, homosexuality, racial strife, female lust and rage, political and cultural revolution, family dysfunction, or messy passion of any kind, not to mention irreparable loss, unbearable pain, and death.