"legal programs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could say, "The company recently launched several new legal programs to help protect it from lawsuits."
The event raised $650,000 for legal programs.
There are many cases, like the banking data case, in which technically legal programs still deserve public scrutiny.
She coordinates legal programs and activities that harness CC's diverse and complex international network of affiliate institutions.
The government has accused Mr. Xu of evading taxes on a $100,000 grant that Yale University gave the Gongmeng center for legal programs.
With greater prosecution of financial laws and enhanced government regulation, companies today are increasingly using investigative firms like FTI Consulting and Nardello & Company to supplement their internal compliance and legal programs.
Mr. Burns, who was killed in a car crash in South Africa four years ago, spent 10 years at City College, where he served as vice provost and dean for urban and legal programs.
Luisa Cabal New York, Aug. 1, 2008 The writer is director of the international legal program at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
"The whole nature of the trust is about supplementing your needs not met by the government programs," said Valerie J. Bogart, director of the legal program at Selfhelp Community Services in New York.
It has become the site of an ambitious volunteer legal program to counsel detainees, as well as the focus of investigative scrutiny by civil liberties lawyers.
RAS was the thin wall between a legal program with some oversight and one with the potential for domestic spying and tremendous privacy violations.
Still, some senators argued that paying victims of what had been a legal program could lead to paying descendants of slaves or American Indians.
