I contacted Public Justice in hopes they could either help me, or find and refer me to someone who could help me. I am an individual with developmental disabilities and was a public assistance recipient who had been removed from the programs due to erroneous information and was refused a hearing accommodating my disabilities to have the erroneous information removed. With my health deteriorating, this is a death sentence. When I contacted Public Justice, I hoped they could at least refer me to someone to help given the life and death nature of this matter. After them sitting on the matter, I then get a form email out of nowhere from "Paula" but was signed by a "Matthew" telling me they will not help at all and I need to find someone else on my own because time is running out. I'm freaking out and left in tears because I don't know where else to turn, I trusted these people to help me find someone that can help me. I don't deserve to die. Apparently, Matthew is not even a lawyer but "*admission pending" and I have no clue who Paula even is. I would never recommend this organization to anyone. I trusted their public image but that was all a lie, their website a lie. I don't know what would cause these people to be so unspeakably cruel and callous to me for no reason at all, but I wanted to make sure I shared this experience so people know how hatful, ruthless, and depraved-hearted these people actually are.
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Causes: Crime & Law
Mission: Public justice foundation, a nonprofit membership organization, supports public justice, p. C. 's cases that support the foundation's mission and educates the public about the important issues at stake.
Programs: Developed newsletters, brochures and other publications concerning public justice issues and trial activity. Organized conferences, seminars, and meetings on current public justice issues. Support the work of public justice, p. C.