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Certification of Pro Bono Organization - Ohio
Certification of Pro Bono Organization is a legal document that was released by the Supreme Court of Ohio - a government authority operating within Ohio.
FAQ
Q: What is a Pro Bono Organization?
A: A Pro Bono Organization is a non-profit entity that provides free legal services to individuals who cannot afford to pay for legal representation.
Q: What is the purpose of certification for Pro Bono Organizations in Ohio?
A: The purpose of certification is to ensure that Pro Bono Organizations meet certain standards and requirements in order to provide effective and reliable legal services to those in need.
Q: How can a Pro Bono Organization in Ohio become certified?
A: To become certified, a Pro Bono Organization in Ohio must submit an application to the Ohio Supreme Court's Commission on Certification of Attorneys as Specialists (CCAS), meet certain eligibility criteria, and undergo a review process.
Q: What are the benefits of certification for a Pro Bono Organization?
A: Certification provides recognition and credibility to a Pro Bono Organization, helps establish its reputation, and may make it eligible for certain funding or resources.
Q: Are there any ongoing requirements after certification?
A: Yes, certified Pro Bono Organizations are required to report certain information and statistics annually to maintain their certification status.
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