Those laws require that spouses, children and even parents of needy adults support the indigent.
Calculating the health centres' accounting data [ 18] was also useful to inform the COGESs of their financial capacities and to help them understand the extent to which they could support the indigent.
Advocates for Legal Equal Access will be in constant contact with the other legal aid organizations to develop a referral system to support the Portland indigent community.
So, contrary to appearances, we can afford more and better education, ever more ample health care, adequate support of the indigent, and a growing abundance of pri-vate comforts and luxuries.
Like the inter-ministerial committee on support for the indigent created in 2005 that rarely manages to meet, we ourselves, after two years of trying to organize a national forum on the subject, were unable to involve the central decision-makers.
In light of this, it is important to consider whether more limited interventions such as this can yield positive results (e.g., no increase in recidivism) that would support the movement of mentally ill, indigent defendants out of jail while they await the disposition of their case.
Most of the money to the Clinic will support the provision of free legal services to indigent people who otherwise would lack access to counsel.
From this perspective, this funding approach thus supports a greater chance of longer term support for the indigents in these communities.
Another option, but more long-term, would be to support the creation of a fund to support indigents.
To support the habeas corpus petition, Ayestas' lawyers requested a court-funded investigator for their indigent client.
He greatly expanded an ingenious charity scheme probably begun by Nerva: money was loaned to farmers on easy terms, and the low interest they paid went into a special fund for supporting indigent children.
