The Point: Community Legal Clinic
1972
27 min
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Citizens of Point St. Charles, a bilingual district in Montréal's inner city, found a solution to the lack of adequate legal aid in their community by forming a legal clinic with salaried lawyers and student volunteers from university law faculties. In this film citizens and volunteers talk about the project, how it was initiated, and how it now serves the needs of people who lack the money for the fees of legal professionals.
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Citizens of Point St. Charles, a bilingual district in Montréal's inner city, found a solution to the lack of adequate legal aid in their community by forming a legal clinic with salaried lawyers and student volunteers from university law faculties. In this film citizens and volunteers talk about the project, how it was initiated, and how it now serves the needs of people who lack the money for the fees of legal professionals.
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directorGrant Kennedy
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producerRoger Hart
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executive producerLen Chatwin
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cameraPierre MignotJean-Pierre LachapellePierre Letarte
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soundBill FowlerJacques Drouin
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editingPeter Raymont
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sound editingBill Graziadei
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re-recordingRoger Lamoureux
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