INTERVIEWS
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By Vince Boucher
Sitting in the new office
which he shares with colleague
Bruce Hamilton, Legal Aid for
Students Office' (LASO)
attorney Doug German
Monday reflected on his first
day of advising students.
"I am really encouraged,"
he said. "Without any
advertising at all, we saw four
people today."
German noted that over
half of his appointment time
had been used by students.
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appointments for the
render of the week also are
coming in.
Of the four cases, only one
possrbly may involve actual
court action, German said.
"Nine out of ten cases can be
solved without going to
court-1 think today is proof of
that," he said.
prneys Hamilton and
German wiil alternate as the'
student lawyer. Office hours
are from 1 to 5 p.m., Monday
through Thursday.
While German declined to
comment on all of the cases he
discussed, he said one involved
advice on a contract and
another concerned a "minor
traffic violation".
"Generally, students' first
reactions seemed to be a stat
of confusion about what they
could do about their problem,"
he said.
"When they left, they knew
where they were; they felt they
knew what choices were open,
and what they could do about
them," he said.
German said he expects the
cases students bring in will
form a recognizable pattern
after some time. With
Hamilton he said he hopes to
prepare some educational
material such as pamphlets to
help students in routine cases
"Our main thrust will he
preventative law, like
information on how to
negotiate a lease with a
landlord," he said. "I think
we'll come up with more ideas
than we have the time and
money to do."
He said he views the LASO
program as an education..i!
experience, and ASUN F trot
Vice President Maik Hoeiiri
agreed.
Hoeger said that initially,
while the student attorneys are
not booked up with
appointments, they will be
mapping out procedures for
advising students.
He said stuclen'., should no I
hesitate to use the service if
they have any type of leyji
probelm or are unsure if they
have a legal problem.
Hoeger reiterated that the
service is free to students Ik
said appointments can be made
through the ASUN office,
where the LASO is located
Eventually a separate phone
will be installed for thn student
lawyer, he said.
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