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3) Remove the fried chicken pieces from the pan and add one tablespoon oil in the pan.
4) Add flour gradually to the oil as you stir continuously and drizzle with apricot juice.
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7) Cover the pan with a lid and cook the chicken for 20 minutes or until tender.
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Calories 1234 Calories from Fat 501
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Total Fat 56 g85.9%
Saturated Fat 14 g70.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 265.9 mg88.6%
Sodium 379.8 mg15.8%
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Calories 483 Calories from Fat 98
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Total Fat 11 g17%
Saturated Fat 1.7 g8.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 1004 mg41.8%
Total Carbohydrates 85 g28.3%
Dietary Fiber 9.4 g37.6%
Sugars 4.7 g
Protein 13 g25.2%
Vitamin A 5.7% Vitamin C 1.3%
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From the advisory:
The http-index-format parser does not check for an allocation failure on a format array. The resulting array is then terminated with a sentinel value of 0xFFFFFFFF. A malicious party can exploit this issue to execute arbitrary code by overwriting a sensitive memory location (such as a buffer length or boolean variable).
When handling a content type of "application/http-index-format", a specially crafted 200 header line in an HTTP index response can result in an exploitable memory corruption condition. The following code fails to check for a NULL pointer returned from a new [] statement (and no exception is thrown).
lines 203-204
mFormat = new int[num+1];
mFormat[num] = -1;
The resulting pointer is then dereferenced by four times the number of tokens provided in the header line, and a 32-bit integer value of -1 (0xFFFFFFFF) is assigned to the dereferenced location.
By manipulating the currently available memory (such as through Javascript) a malicious party can reliably exploit this issue to overwrite an arbitrary memory location with the 4-byte value 0xFFFFFFFF.
Sent email to reporter requesting proof-of-concept CGI for exploit.
Reporter sent additional exploit notes but isn't able to send CGI code for PoC due to his company's internal policies. From his email:
General Exploitation
The exploit runs against Firefox 126.96.36.199 on Windows, and takes advantage of a 4-byte write of 0xFFFFFFFF to an arbitrary (attacker selectable) location by dereferencing a NULL pointer. The exploit occurs in multiple stages in which memory is fragmented, a buffer length is overwritten (nsHTMLTags::sMaxTagNameLength at 0xB45AD0), and a group of function
pointers are then overwritten past the buffer's intended bounds.
Stage 1
Stage 2
This stage delivers a application/http-index-format content body containing a single 200 header line with exactly 0x2D16B4 space-delimited, single-character tokens. In the interest of efficiency, this content is delivered gzip-compressed, resulting in a 5778-byte buffer.
If the fragmentation is successful this will result in a failed allocation of nsDirIndexParser::mFormat and the value 0xFFFFFFFF being written to the nsHTMLTags::sMaxTagNameLength at address 0xB45AD0. Because the token string matches no standard tokens, the token buffer nsDirIndexParser::mFormat is never written to after being terminated.
Further examination will likely reveal other exploit methods (particularly if common plugins are considered). However, this location is adequate for demonstration purposes and has been shown to produce a 100% reliable code execution exploit.
Stage 3
This stage contains a malformed HTML tag to write beyond the bounds of the static variable buf (address 0xB45CA8) in nsHTMLTags::LookupTag(). The exploit buffer overwrites several function pointers and replaces them with a pointer to the shellcode stub. Current tests have shown that the overwritten value previously containing uxtheme.OpenThemeDat () is called immediately after the overwrite occurs.
Stage 3 always proceeds regardless of whether stage 2 succeeded or not. If code execution does not result from this stage, available memory is altered and stage 2 is repeated.
Created attachment 333792 [details]
crash script
The the obvious fix is to change line 203 in nsDirIndexParser::ParseFormat() to check for an allocation failure with something like this:
if ((mFormat = new int[num+1]) == NULL) return NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
As for triggering the bug, that's a little more annoying and the impact is OS and runtime dependent. You also have to force an allocation failure, which is why the proof of concept exploit is a bit complicated. So, I'm attaching a python script (not the exploit script) that should crash Firefox on Windows, but the crash is very slow and will consume over a gig of memory in the process.
An offending content body will look something like what I've shown below, but with a much longer string of "x x x" tokens (enough that the new call will fail). The address at the tokens * 4 is then overwritten with 0xFFFFFFFF. Also, the script gzips the content to save some time (and even then it's intolerably slow).
Response Content Body:
Content-Type: application/http-index-format
200: x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
I just realized that this bug is mislabeled. It affects all hardware/OS/versions. In some combinations it's a code execution bug (Firefox 2.0 and below on Windows) and on some it's a crash bug (like Firefox 3.0 on Windows). Whether it's code execution or crash depends primarily on if the new call throws an unhandled exception (which Firefox 3.0 does). After that, exploitation is a matter of finding a reasonable address to overwrite.
Created attachment 335756 [details] [diff] [review]
Path to limit columns and catch NULL deref
This prevents the vulnerability both by checking for an excessive number of column headers and identifying a failed allocation.
Checking the column headers isn't necessary to fix the bug, but there's no good reason to allow an arbitrary number of columns given the spec at http://www.mozilla.org/projects/netlib/dirindexformat.html
Assigning to Justin since he's supplied the patch, but we'll find someone to check it in for you
Comment on attachment 335756 [details] [diff] [review]
Path to limit columns and catch NULL deref
Looks good to me, but we need a network peer to also OK this.
Looks like the original code should have had "if(!*pos) break;" before incrementing num, but it doesn't really hurt to allocate one too many if the format ends with extra spaces. Irrelevant to the security problem.
Comment on attachment 335756 [details] [diff] [review]
Path to limit columns and catch NULL deref
+ // There are a maximum of six allowed header fields (doubled + terminator, just in case)
please limit your lines to 80 characters
+ if (num > (2*(sizeof(gFieldTable) / sizeof(gFieldTable[0]))))
spaces around the * operator, please. and use NS_ARRAY_LENGTH to get the size of the array
+ return NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
no tabs please
Created attachment 344000 [details] [diff] [review]
updated to comments
Christian: did you have substantive complaints about the patch? I've addressed your comments, please re-review so we can get this in for the code-freeze.
Comment on attachment 344000 [details] [diff] [review]
updated to comments
Approved for 220.127.116.11 and 126.96.36.199, a=dveditz for release-drivers
Fix checked into trunk
Fix checked into the 1.8 and 1.9.0 branches
So, reading above, we don't have a repro case because we didn't get a PoC cgi. QA would like to know if there is a way to verify this fix works.
Never mind, I see that the python file acts as a server for the creating the bug conditions. Script says:
localhost - - [28/Oct/2008 17:18:42] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 -
388877 compressed bytes served
when running and a connection is made to it via 127.0.0.1.
Running with 3.0.3, Firefox peaks memory usage at around 490 MB and pegs my CPU at 100% while doing it. After about 15 minutes, it recovers and Firefox is usable again. No crash is evident...
Running with last night's 188.8.131.52 nightly on the same virtual machine (Ubuntu 8.04), I'm seeing the exact same behavior with no difference at all. Comment 4 states that with Firefox 3, I should get a crash when I try this in 3.0.3.
I'm going to try this on Windows as well but I need to set up an environment to do so.
Interesting. Testing on Windows XP, the same test crashed Firefox 3.0.3. With the nightly 126.96.36.199 with the fix (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:184.108.40.206pre) Gecko/2008102905 GranParadiso/3.0.4pre), the memory usage rose but it eventually recovered with no crash. Marking verified for 18.104.22.168.
Testing with Firefox 184.108.40.206 on Windows XP, I get up to about 420 MB of RAM usage (and 99% cpu) before it drops back to 28 MB of RAM and no cpu usage, bringing up a page. I cannot get 126.96.36.199 to crash with this.
(In reply to comment #17)
> Testing with Firefox 188.8.131.52 on Windows XP, I get up to about 420 MB of RAM
> usage (and 99% cpu) before it drops back to 28 MB of RAM and no cpu usage,
> bringing up a page. I cannot get 18.104.22.168 to crash with this.
Try editing the python script and changing the value 800000000 on the commented line to something bigger like 1000000000 or 1200000000. Or, if the test system is low on memory, try changing it to something smaller like 500000000. The proof-of-concept exploit used JavaScript to dynamically set up the memory space since that varies between installations.
So, I've tried this a bunch of different times with 220.127.116.11 on XP, even dropping the available RAM in the virtual machine down to 128 MB to constrain things. While I can get 3.0.3 to crash, nothing ever happens with 18.104.22.168 other than it becoming very busy for a while
Has anyone actually seen this crash 126.96.36.199 or earlier?
Comment on attachment 344000 [details] [diff] [review]
updated to comments
a=asac for 1.8.0 branch
I'm unable to verify this fix in 184.108.40.206 because of the inability to replicate the crash on a 1.8.1.x build.
the patch is not nice:
206 mFormat = new int[num+1];
207 // Prevent NULL Deref - Bug 443299
208 if (mFormat == nsnull)
209 return NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
operator |new| throws exception on OOM, it doesn't return 0 as demonstrated by this proggie:
int *mFormat;
mFormat=new int[-2000];
if (mFormat == 0)
cout << "==" << endl;
return 0;
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
georgi: this isn't the case with gecko 1.8 on windows, the toolchain we use is msvc6 where new returns null instead of throwing.
handling oom by null checking is the way all of our code expects to work. until we've changed things, we should continue to ensure we have null checks.
This landed before 1.9.1 branched


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Mushrooms A L Ltalienne
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|3 Tablespoon
|White wine vinegar
|2 Tablespoon
|Dried marjoram
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dried oregano
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Dried thyme
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), halved
|Bay leaf
|1 Pound
|Nonfat italian salad dressing
|1 Tablespoon
In a medium saucepan, combine the water, lemon juice, vinegar, marjoram, oregano, thyme, garlic and bay leaf.
Bring to a boil.
Add the mushrooms and return to a boil, then reduce the heat.
Cover and simmer about 5 minutes or until the mushrooms are tender.
Remove the saucepan from the heat.
Remove and discard the garlic and bay leaf.
Stir in the salad dressing.
Transfer the mushrooms and liquid to a glass container.
Cool slightly, then cover and marinate in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour before serving.
Rate It
Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 168 Calories from Fat 17
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 2 g3.2%
Saturated Fat 0.3 g1.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 204 mg8.5%
Total Carbohydrates 31 g10.2%
Dietary Fiber 7.1 g28.4%
Sugars 11.4 g
Protein 15 g30.3%
Vitamin A 8.1% Vitamin C 58.2%
Calcium 12.9% Iron 39.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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A Framework for the Delivery of Pro Bono Legal Services in the Province of British Columbia
An interim report of the Law Society / Canadian Bar Association Pro Bono Committee
November 24, 1999
At the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Bar Association in St. John's Newfoundland in 1998, it was resolved that the CBA should take steps to encourage and promote pro bono activity and to recognize pro bono efforts undertaken by members of the legal profession in Canada.
At the Annual General Meeting of the Law Society of British Columbia in September, 1998, it was resolved that the Law Society of British Columbia work cooperatively with the CBA (B.C. Branch) to develop and encourage programs for the delivery of pro bono legal services within the province of British Columbia.
These resolutions are attached as Schedule 1.
In the Fall of 1998, a Committee was struck by the Law Society of British Columbia and the CBA (B.C. Branch) to implement these resolutions. The Committee consists of the following members:
Rob McDiarmid, QC, Co-Chair (Bencher, Law Society of B.C.)
Carman J. Overholt, Co-Chair (Executive, CBA, B.C. Branch)
Dugald Christie
Jim Matkin, Law Society of B.C.
John Simpson, Legal Services Society
Charlotte Ensminger, Law Society of B.C.
Elizabeth Cordeau, Law Society of B.C.
Caroline Nevin, CBA, B.C. Branch
The purpose of this interim report is twofold. First, the Committee will report on its work to date and identify the issues raised in the course of its deliberations. Second, this report includes current recommendations of the Committee that we believe will provide a framework for the delivery of pro bono legal services in the province of British Columbia.
One need not look very far to see that the challenges to accessing justice are increasing daily. More and more people are appearing in court without a lawyer, largely because they cannot afford one. The gap between rich and poor has widened, the law has become increasingly complex, and severe budget cuts have had a dramatic impact on the availability of legal aid. Social service and community organizations that have traditionally assisted those with limited means are finding their resources stretched to the limit. The challenges to gaining equal access to justice are real.
Lawyers hold a unique place within the justice system and are well placed to respond to the urgent need that exists in our communities. Canada, Australia, the United States, and Britain are just some of the countries around the world in which the legal profession itself has taken the leadership role in finding ways to promote lawyers' participation in pro bono work.
The lawyer's function is grounded in role morality, the idea that special obligations attach to certain roles, in this case, to render justice. Lawyers claim autonomy to perform their functions as a consequence of specialized knowledge and skill. The state grants autonomy, an effective monopoly, in exchange for lawyers, as officers of the court, discharging their duty to further equality before the law. After all, the very reason the state conferred such a monopoly was so that justice could best be served, a notion that surely means that even those unable to pay or those pursuing an unpopular cause can expect legal representation. A lawyer's duty to serve those unable to afford to pay is thus not an act of charity or benevolence, but rather one of professional responsibility, reinforced by the terms under which the state has granted to the profession effective control of the legal system.
Katzman, R. ed. (1995) The Law Firm and the Public Good, Washington DC: The Brookings Institution.
No one should be denied access to justice because of poverty. In a modern democracy dedicated to the rule of law, the justice system should be accessible to all people. While it is the primary responsibility of government to provide legal aid to ensure equal access to justice, the legal profession has a fundamental part to play in ensuring the proper administration of justice. There have always been those who lack the means to obtain legal advice or assistance. Many of these people are represented either for free, or for much reduced fees, by lawyers who believe they have a moral and professional duty to break down the barriers that prevent full access to justice. These pro bono activities in the public interest are an important aspect of professionalism and the practice of law.
See attached Bibliography (Schedule 2).
1. Pro bono survey
The Committee believes that a comprehensive survey of the legal profession is necessary in order to obtain the information it needs to conclude its work and to create a framework for the effective delivery of pro bono legal services of the highest standards throughout the province of British Columbia. (See draft survey, Schedule 3 attached). This draft survey is currently being revised based on the review and recommendations of an independent consultant.
2. Definition of pro bono legal services
The draft survey is intended to assist the Committee in determining an appropriate definition of pro bono legal services. The Committee favours a fairly broad definition of pro bono legal services but it does not believe a definition of pro bono should include non-legal community service work. The Committee believes that a precise definition of pro bono legal services is necessary in order to ensure that the profession knows and understands the nature of the legal services that are to be promoted in the province of British Columbia on a pro bono basis.
3. Insurance and regulatory issues
The Committee discussed the current regulatory regime with Don Thompson, Deputy Executive Director of the Law Society. With Mr. Thompson's assistance, the Committee concluded that a separate class of members should be created in order to encourage non-practising or retired members and other members not insured by the Law Society (e.g. corporate counsel and government lawyers) to participate in the delivery of pro bono legal services. These members will be subject to the Law Society Rules and covered by insurance for the work they perform in providing pro bono legal services. In order to encourage them to participate in the delivery of pro bono legal services, the Committee recommends, however, that they not be required to pay insurance premiums or practice fees in connection with their pro bono work.
The Committee does not anticipate that the new class of membership will result in much increase in cost to the Law Society or its members. The Committee is also of the view that pro bono legal work will not give rise to any significant increase in claims against lawyers . (See memo from Don Thompson to Susan Forbes dated July 2, 1999 for a discussion of these issues, attached as Schedule 4)
4. Conflict of interest
The Committee discussed the potential for conflict of interest when a member participates in a pro bono legal services program. Lawyers participating in pro bono must ensure that they conduct all inquiries in their firm and through the pro bono legal services program in order to avoid contravention of Chapter 6, Rule 7 of the Professional Conduct Handbook. The Committee believes that operating procedures should be developed for pro bono programs that will assist pro bono lawyers in ensuring there is no conflict of interest arising from the delivery of pro bono legal services.
5. Model law firm policies
The Committee met with Greg Heywood and Andrew Haring of Russell & DuMoulin to discuss developing and implementing pro bono policies for law firms. A sample policy was prepared by the Committee and is attached as Schedule 5.
6. Acknowledging and encouraging lawyers' participation in pro bono
Although the Committee is not in favour of mandatory participation by members in pro bono legal services, the Committee believes that a great deal can be done to encourage law firms and lawyers to participate in the delivery of pro bono legal services.
Various suggestions were made to encourage participation in pro bono legal services:
liaising with law schools to ensure that this professional responsibility is included in their curriculum;
including the topic of pro bono in the PLTC curriculum;
involvement in pro bono should to be a criterion for appointment as Queen's Counsel and other CBA and Law Society honours;
involvement in pro bono should be a criterion for judicial appointments;
the development of a pro bono recognition and achievement program.
7. Inventory of existing pro bono legal services
There is a considerable level of pro bono legal services currently being provided by members of the profession. The Committee sees an important need for a comprehensive list of existing pro bono programs in order to identify gaps in services. As a first step, the Committee has begun the task of compiling an inventory of free legal services in the Lower Mainland.
8. The pro bono experience in other jurisdictions
The Committee reviewed various pro bono initiatives underway in other jurisdictions. The following is a summary of some aspects of the pro bono experience in Ontario, Alberta, the United States, Britain and Australia.
Ontario has two primary existing pro bono programs. The Volunteer Lawyers Service ("VLS") is a joint project of the United Way of Toronto, the Volunteer Centre of Toronto, the Law Society of Upper Canada, and the Canadian Bar Association. It was launched in 1994 and offers free legal services to charitable and not-for profit community organizations. Lawyers offer legal advice and services in many areas of law such as incorporation and bylaws, charitable status, employment and labour matters, and tenant and landlord issues. VLS also offers seminars on such topics as board of directors liability, Y2K readiness, and charitable incorporation.
Pro bono Students Canada ("PBSC") is a network of law schools and community organizations that matches law students with public interest and non-governmental organizations, legal clinics, tribunals, agencies, and lawyers who are doing pro bono work. It encourages students to become more involved in their communities while promoting a pro bono ethic that leads to continued volunteering throughout the student's professional career. In the past academic year, almost 300 students have participated in PBSC across Ontario. The program has now grown to include the law schools at the University of Alberta, University of British Columbia, the University of Calgary, the University of Manitoba, and the University of New Brunswick. It is looking to expand further to other Canadian law schools. The program is principally funded by the Law Foundation of Ontario and the Kahanoff Foundation, a private foundation. UBC's involvement with PBSC began this fall.
In September 1998, a small group representing legal academics, lawyers and the bench began meeting to explore how best to encourage and support pro bono activity by Ontario lawyers. The membership of the Ontario Pro bono Initiative includes the Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, as well as judges and private practitioners.
In December 1998, the Ontario Pro bono Initiative sponsored a roundtable at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Law. A follow-up roundtable was held in March, 1999. In April, representatives from the six Ontario law schools, firms of varying size and practice areas, the bench, the CBA, the Law Society of Upper Canada, the charitable sector and government participated in a Pro bono Summit to discuss ways of enhancing pro bono services in Ontario. The roundtables and the Summit discussions identified a need for an ongoing institutional structure to function as a focal point for the delivery of pro bono services, as well as to facilitate research, debate, policy development and education on pro bono. The University of Toronto's Faculty of Law is proposing to establish a Centre for the Advancement of Pro bono Services to assist in a more effective delivery of pro bono services. One of the primary policy functions of the Centre will be to identify the legal needs of low income people and to evaluate the public and private means available for meeting those needs.
Highlights of the Ontario Pro Bono Summit discussion
The following highlights of discussions held at the Ontario Pro Bono Summit are of particular relevance to the work of the B.C. Pro Bono Initiative.
1. Rationale for pro bono service delivery
The Ontario Summit found that the broader community's need for free legal services is growing. It was their view that while widespread access to legal services is a core responsibility of the state, pro bono is a complement to an appropriate level of state funding for legal services. In addition, lawyers who perform pro bono work derive many benefits including increased professional satisfaction and further skills development.
2. Barriers to delivery of pro bono work
The Summit identified and discussed in some detail the following existing barriers to the delivery of pro bono work:
the identification and articulation of the wider community's needs for legal services
the lack of formal support networks for the provisions of pro bono services within and across legal firms
training professionals for pro bono service delivery
matching professional resources with the needs of the community
the need for financial resources to support disbursements and other out-of-pocket costs associated with pro bono work
3. Agenda for Reform — identifying concrete initiatives to improve the delivery of pro bono services
The Summit set itself the following development and implementation agenda:
develop a coherent and clear definition of pro bono services
develop a mechanism for identifying and articulating pro bono needs, and then matching those needs with resources within the profession
develop a capacity on the part of the profession for identifying and evaluating global trends in the demand for pro bono services
develop pro bono programs within and across the profession
secure earmarked resources for covering various out-of-pocket costs associated with pro bono activity
At the heart of the recommendations coming out of the Ontario Summit was the proposal to establish a Centre for the Advancement of Pro Bono Services. The Centre would assist in a more effective delivery of pro bono services while also providing support and recognition to lawyers who wish to do pro bono work.
The Ontario pro bono initiative plans to hold a second pro bono summit in the near future, at which they will review the progress that has been made on their agenda for action.
Since 1971, Calgary Legal Guidance ("CLG") has been providing legal assistance to financially disadvantaged people who do not qualify for legal aid and would not otherwise have access to a lawyer. In 1997, CLG assisted 4,192 clients with incomes below the poverty line in matters pertaining to criminal, family, and poverty law, through its downtown and community outreach clinics. CLG's programs are specifically targeted to aboriginal people, persons with disabilities, women, the elderly, immigrants and illiterate and under-educated people.
CLG works with various partner organizations to offer five primary programs: a Volunteer Clinical Program, Follow-up Program, Public Legal Education Program, Court Preparation/Restraining Order Program, and a Social Benefits Advocacy Program. The bulk of CLG's services are provided by volunteer lawyers at evening clinics. All lawyers volunteering at the clinics must be insured members of the Law Society of Alberta. Clinic clients receive follow-up assistance as necessary from a paid staff lawyer.
CLG's primary funders are the Alberta Law Foundation, the United Way, the City of Calgary, and an anonymous donor. Recently, the Law Society of Alberta's Pro Bono Committee agreed to fund and partner with CLG to develop the CLG clinical model in other parts of the province. The first target area is Edmonton and the initiative involves a broad consultation with community organizations to ensure a community-based approach.
The ABA Center for Pro Bono was formed through the American Bar Association's Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service. The mission of the Center for Pro Bono is to assist ABA members and the legal community in developing and supporting effective pro bono legal services in civil matters as part of the profession's effort to ensure access to legal representation and the American system of justice. It has articulated the following goals:
to help ensure that all lawyers have an opportunity to meet their ethical obligation to provide professional pro bono services;
to assist in the creation, design and implementation of effective organized pro bono programs;
to ensure that the existing pro bono programs continue providing high quality legal services to the poor;
to integrate pro bono representation into the system for delivering civil legal services to the poor.
The ABA Center for Pro Bono is just one of many initiatives underway in the United States. The Pro Bono Institute, housed at Georgetown University Law Center, is mandated to explore and identify new approaches to and resources for the provision of legal services to the poor, disadvantaged, and other individuals or groups unable to secure legal assistance to address critical problems. In doing so, the Institute researches innovative programs and models.
The Institute undertakes evaluation to ensure that the proposals and methods identified are workable in the real world of legal services delivery. In its work, the Institute seeks to look objectively and carefully at the strengths and limitations of current models and, working with key decision makers and opinion leaders, to assess, improve, and re-think those systems and models to avoid stagnancy and to ensure responsiveness to new issues and opportunities. Among the projects operating under the aegis of the Institute is the highly-regarded Law Firm Pro Bono Project, which also receives support and guidance from the American Bar Association Fund for Justice and Education.
In addition to these programs, there are a multitude of state and local pro bono initiatives provided through bar associations, law firms, community organizations and the courts. There is also an on-line pro bono service called probo.net, which debuted in December 1998. The site provides sample correspondence, pleadings and training materials for pro bono lawyers, as well as answering frequently asked questions. It matches interested lawyers with pro bono opportunities. In addition to developing training materials in each practice area, it provides access to a community of other volunteer lawyers led by practitioners with expertise in the field.
In September, 1997, the Solicitors Pro Bono Group (the "SPBG") was launched in Britain. Its development grew out of a national meeting of lawyers who agreed that an entity should be formed to encourage and formalize pro bono activity. Based on similar models in other countries, the SPBG is an independent charity that supports, promotes and encourages a profession-wide commitment to pro bono. The Group's funding is provided solely by membership and donations. To achieve its aims, it works with members from the solicitors' profession as well as the advice and voluntary sector. It does not take on pro bono cases, maintain a list of solicitors undertaking work pro bono or refer cases to individual lawyers. Rather, it provides information and expertise about pro bono and lobbies government. It publishes a quarterly newsletter, is developing a practical manual, and has recently organized a national conference on pro bono. British Aerospace's legal department has become SPBG's first in-house member.
SPBG has the support of the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Bingham of Cornhill, who described its launch as "one of the most encouraging developments in our legal life for many years…." It also has the support of the Law Society and government; SPBG says it was able to overcome the inevitable concern of the bar that government would use pro bono as an excuse for further cuts to legal aid. Many major private law firms in London have now appointed full-time pro bono officers to coordinate their firms' pro bono activities both locally and globally.
In Queensland, the Federal Court has proposed a pro bono scheme to enable unrepresented litigants with a meritorious case to obtain legal advice or representation. The scheme has the support of the Law Society and the bar. The scheme includes the following key features: the registrar will maintain a list of lawyers who have agreed to participate in the scheme; a court or judge may refer a litigant to the registrar for a referral; a referral may be for advice, drafting or settling documents, or representation; a lawyer to whom a referral is made can choose whether or not to accept the referral; and, if costs are ordered in favour of a litigant assisted by a pro bono lawyer, the lawyer may recover fees and disbursements under the order.
In South Australia, the Law Society has established a Litigation Assistance Fund which aims to assist people, corporations or incorporated associations to proceed with litigation in South Australia where they cannot get legal aid, but have insufficient resources to pay for litigation themselves. The Fund assists with personal injury claims, commercial and property matters, inheritance claims, and general tort claims. It does not assist with family law or criminal matters, nor does it provide assistance for defending a claim. An application must satisfy both a means and a merits test to be eligible for assistance.
In 1998, the Law Foundation of New South Wales' Centre for Legal Process published a comprehensive report entitled "Future Directions for Pro Bono Legal Services in New South Wales". Two key themes emerged from the study: modernizing traditional pro bono practice, and resourcing pro bono legal services. The Report sets out a number of principles for the delivery of pro bono legal services. These include addressing issues such as the role of pro bono in ensuring access to justice while maintaining adequate legal aid funding, ensuring quality in the delivery of pro bono legal services, and providing adequate resourcing for and promotion of pro bono.
The Report proposed four different models for the delivery of pro bono services. Based on the Report's findings, the Foundation's Centre for Legal Process supported adoption of the "central contact point" model. This model provides for centralized policy development and improved access to pro bono services while maintaining a diverse range of local and institutional schemes in operation. The proposed coordinating agency would operate as a first point of contact, directing referring organizations or individual clients to a scheme that is most appropriate for them. The agency would not be involved in providing legal services or screening cases in detail. However, it would assist by advising inquirers of the most appropriate avenue of assistance. The agency would also develop information materials and promote pro bono services to community organizations. It would facilitate the development of pro bono networks within the legal profession and create a register of non-legal experts willing to work on a pro bono basis. It is anticipated that the agency would also operate as a policy body in the area of pro bono in consultation with practitioners and organizations who provide pro bono legal services.
OUR EXPERIENCE — The LAW SOCIETY / CBA PRO BONO COMMITTEE'S PROPOSED FRAMEWORK
The Committee believes that a more coordinated approach to the delivery of pro bono legal services in the province is needed. We have concluded that an organization should be created to support and coordinate the activities of existing services and to promote the delivery of pro bono legal services throughout the province.
The Committee recognizes that considerable pro bono legal services are already being provided by many members of the profession. The Committee believes that the creation of a body responsible for pro bono legal services will ensure consistency in the delivery and standards of those services. Further, it believes that the proposed body would work towards the promotion of various programs and projects throughout the province that would assist everyone involved in the delivery of pro bono legal services. For instance, the Committee believes that a manual or reference materials outlining how a pro bono legal services clinic may be operated is needed in order to ensure that the services are being delivered at an appropriate standard.
There are many organizations such as the Salvation Army Pro Bono Lawyer Consultant Program, the Battered Women's Support Services and others which would benefit from the involvement of more members of the profession. These programs need additional support in order to ensure their continued success and growth within the province.
The proposed Society would have the responsibility for providing training, establishing standards, as well as perhaps licensing groups that wish to provide pro bono legal services. It would also create a virtual society to permit member and community organizations' participation through the internet. As well, the CBA Practice Advisors may be relied upon to assist lawyers involved in providing pro bono legal services.
The Committee supports the formation of a pro bono society with the following Purpose, Guidelines and Vision Statement:
To facilitate and promote pro bono legal services in the province of British Columbia.
1. Pro bono legal services will be delivered to any person who:
(a) has a legal problem,
(b) cannot afford legal services; and
(b) is ineligible for legal aid.
2. Pro bono will also be available when public interest advocacy is served through the provision of pro bono legal services.
3. The society will not be a funding agency.
4. The Law Society and the Canadian Bar, B.C. Branch, will control the governance of the society.
Vision Statement
By December 31, 2000:
(a) everyone who fits into the guidelines will have access to proper legal advice and/or representation;
(b) every lawyer in the province will be contributing to the delivery of pro bono legal services;
(c) an umbrella society will be established that:
(i) provides easy access to resources in connection with pro bono legal services;
(ii) coordinates the delivery of pro bono legal services;
(iii) supports law firms, lawyers and other societies in the delivery of pro bono legal services;
(iv) maximize resources;
(v) encourages members to participate in the delivery of pro bono legal services;
(vi) promotes a "pro bono culture" in the legal community, including law schools and community colleges;
(vii) develops and monitors policy, prepare information and liaises with other jurisdictions in connection with the delivery of pro bono legal services;
(viii) is recognized as a leader in ensuring the effective delivery of pro bono legal services of the highest professional standards; and
(ix) enhances the image of the legal profession.
The Committee also supports holding a conference on pro bono to ensure broad consultation with key stakeholders and interested parties, and to discuss the ways in which pro bono legal services should be administered in the province of B.C.
The proposed society would be responsible for fundraising for its own operations. An application would be made to various groups including the Law Foundation of British Columbia for the funds necessary to achieve the goals of the proposed framework.
Philanthropy and tax considerations
The legal community, business community and the broader community would be the source of funds needed to create the framework recommended in this report. The Committee consulted with Mr. Blake Bromley on the tax considerations involved in establishing a society for the purpose of administering pro bono legal services and a separate foundation for fundraising. Mr. Bromley recommended that two entities be created for these purposes, to facilitate access to funds and donors who wish to take advantage of charitable tax deductibility rules.
Public and government relations implications
The public and government relations benefits of the proposed pro bono framework should not be underestimated. Lawyers are often criticized for their apparent lack of commitment to assisting people who need help the most, irrespective of whether the criticism is deserved or not. Many lawyers are committed to public service and they demonstrate that commitment by giving their time and resources to a variety of charitable organizations and worthy causes. Unfortunately, the public is not fully aware of the profession's philanthropic spirit; as a result, lawyers are still considered to be "the group that won't do anything for free in spite of charging those outrageous legal fees".
From a public relations perspective, the proposed framework for pro bono would accomplish the following objectives:
- demonstrate to the public that lawyers can and do perform charitable work
- debunk the myth that lawyers do not currently provide or never have provided pro bono legal services
- mobilize lawyers who are looking for new, meaningful ways to give back to the community
- generate positive media coverage about lawyers' humanitarian activities, thus improving the public image of lawyers
In terms of government relations, one of the key messages delivered to the Law Society from government during the on-again, off-again legal aid crisis has been the following: "There is no more money for legal aid. Everyone has to do more with less and it is the responsibility of the profession to do its part to deliver legal services to those who need it the most." (Environics Report, 1998). Should the lawyers of British Columbia establish a framework for the coordinated delivery of pro bono, the Law Society and CBA can argue that the profession is indeed making a commitment to the disadvantaged. This can be used by both organizations as a bargaining chip with which to negotiate increased funding for legal aid.
Implications for legal aid
The Committee has concluded that a separate entity dedicated to facilitating and promoting the delivery of pro bono legal services would give the profession a stronger position to lobby for additional government support for legal aid. The pro bono legal services program would not undermine lawyers involved in the delivery of legal aid services in that strict criteria would be maintained to ensure that only clients who are ineligible for legal aid would be eligible to receive pro bono legal services.
If it can be shown that the legal community has clearly fulfilled its obligation to provide pro bono legal services to the public, the Committee believes that the Canadian Bar Association and the Law Society would be in a stronger position to argue for the additional funds needed in order to support the proper delivery of legal aid services in the province of British Columbia.
The Committee makes the following recommendations:
The CBA, B.C. Branch, and the Law Society of British Columbia authorize the creation of a society that will have responsibility for promoting the delivery of pro bono legal services in the province of British Columbia.
The CBA, B.C. Branch, and the Law Society of British Columbia authorize the creation of a separate charitable foundation responsible for fundraising for this initiative.
The CBA, B.C. Branch, and the Law Society support the circulation of a pro bono survey to the profession in order to obtain information that will be used by the proposed societies.
A new class of membership for insurance purposes, be considered by the Law Society for retired, non-practising, and members not in private practice who wish to perform pro bono legal services. These members would be provided with insurance and not be required to pay additional insurance or practice fees for their pro bono work.
The Committee be given the mandate to vigorously pursue fundraising in order to establish the proposed entities and to promote and develop pro bono legal services in the province of British Columbia.
The Law Society of British Columbia and the CBA, B.C. Branch, continue to work together to promote participation by members of the profession in the delivery of pro bono legal services.
The CBA, B.C. Branch, and the Law Society establish a schedule and plan for implementation of these recommendations.
The Committee continue consulting with stakeholders within and affected by the justice system including community organizations, health, social services, and advocacy groups.


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We take a lot of these RIB tours around the world and this was the best by far! Captain Charles is an amazing host. We took this tour last Summer and unfortunately I'm only getting around to it now. If you are going to do one tour in San Francisco, do this one! It's great to support real locals, and real local business.. We'll be back for another run, the next time we are in this amazing city!
Doing what: Alcatraz and San Francisco Bay RIB Boat Experience
The San Francisco trip was a memorable one filled with history Alcatraz, beauty Napa Valley and culture. I enjoyed all of the excursions. They made the trip worth every penny spent. I only wish I had bought more chocolate from Ghiradelli's to take back home. It was delicious! This city never sleeps. I'm glad we made this a stop on our summer vacation.
Doing what: San Francisco 3-for-1 Pass: Alcatraz, The San Francisco Dungeon and Madame Tussauds
There wasn't much of a sunset, or even any sun, during our four day stay in San Francisco. I almost forgot it was summer. That being said, this cruise is so much fun. It's relaxing and the photo opportunities are endless. The views of the San Fran skyline, the Bay Bridge, Alcatraz Island, Tiburon and Sausalito, and the prize - the Golden Gate Bridge. The boat passes right under the bridge, at night, and the view is amazing. One drink is on the house, and the light food fare is pretty darn good! It was a nice spread, indeed. A bar is available for purchase of additional drinks. This was a wonderful experience for my wife and me. I would definitely recommend it.
Doing what: San Francisco Bay Twilight and Sunset Cruise
Nice trip for the end of the day. They had good snacks, decent wine, and very important... For those of us unaccustomed to 'summer' in San Francisco...they had warm coats available for everyone quite necessary in August. Good value
Doing what: San Francisco Bay Sunset Catamaran Cruise
Fantastic trip to San Francisco! Great job Viator. Exceptional service with booking with Viator. Never knew it could be so COLD in August. Make sure you bring more than a wind breaker. Locals said the real summer weather is in October. Bundle up just in case....it was freezing on the water at night.
Doing what: Jail and Sail: Alcatraz Tour and Twilight Bay Cruise
My husband and I took this bike ride on our trip to San Francisco this summer and it was amazing. Andrew provided great directions so we didn't miss any great sights along the way. The bike ride was spectacular. We really loved it and appreciated the great service we got from Andrew!
Doing what: San Francisco to Sausalito Self-Guided Bike Tour
Excellent with very caring crew unfortunately the weather didn't cooperate was a little chilly and windy cold and rainy. A typical San Francisco summer day
Doing what: San Francisco Bay Sunset Catamaran Cruise
This was so much fun! My wife, son and I took this tour for my wife's b-day. First of all, the tour lasts for a couple of hours so you really get your money's worth. At first, it's hard to listen to the guide because the Segways are so much fun but after about 15 minutes you really have the hang of it and you can also experience the tour as well as play on the Segway. Each unit has a remote ear piece so you can easily hear the tour guide. You get to see a lot of GG Park and even "off-road" a bit. I actually learned a lot of interesting facts about the park that I didn't know and I'm from the area. The Segways are a blast and you get plenty of time to ride, sometimes even at full speed, with no worries. But...it's gets cold in San francisco! Take a coat. I highly recommend this trip and plan on taking the Chinatown Night-time tour this summer.
Doing what: Golden Gate Park Segway Tour
Our guide "Tree-Flower" welcomed us with a flower for our hair, and remained in character as a time-travelling hippie for the entire tour. Great acting job! The tour was both entertaining and educational. It not only covered Haight-Ashbury and the Summer of Love, but the broader background of the hippie movement in San Francisco and its context in history.
Doing what: The Summer of Love Magic Bus Experience
Everything we expected. Absolutely fabulous going under the Golden Gate Bridge on a beautiful summer day in San Francisco. A fabulous event to commemorate our first wedding anniversary. Everyone from our shuttle bus drivers to our helicopter pilot was extremely knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. We definitely will do it again. Thanks!
Doing what: San Francisco Vista Grande Helicopter Tour
This was a very long, but interesting day. Our guide, Andy, was a fantastic source of history and information, and his genuine love for this area was infectious. Our snapshot of Yosemite, and the drive out of San Francisco gave us a teaser of that part of the world, but travelling in early May, I would have expected fewer people. Can only imagine what it gets like during summer.
Doing what: Yosemite National Park and Giant Sequoias Trip
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The trip to Alcatraz was great. The Hop on-Hop Off was a good way to get around. However, the wait time was 30 minutes which seemed longer than most other similar tour organizers. (15-20 min). Two times we could not get on one of the buses as they did not have enough room. I can't imagine what it would be like in the summer. The guides had a fair amount of information to share to make it interesting. However, SF is compact enough for the three of us to have taken taxis perhaps more economically. San Francisco is a great place to visit and using this tour helped to orient us.
Doing what: San Francisco Hop-on Hop-off Ticket and Alcatraz Tour
Tour was worth doing. We hopped on off three times. Would like to see bus availability later in the day especially during summer. Also we were not happy with all the political comments. While San Francisco may be a liberal city, not all tourists are. Our bus host at one point went on a tirade about republicans that was so long he admitted to missing telling us about several sites we had passed but missed seeing.
Doing what: San Francisco Hop-on Hop-off Tour
What must be said about this particular trip is DO NOT BOOK IN ADVANCE. The success of this trip is purely dependent on the weather in San Francisco on the day as the city is prone to fog, low cloud and mist which particularly during the summer months masks any sign of the sun. Our trip proved a total washout as we saw no sign on the sun or sunset whatsoever. The buffet on board was plentiful and we remained inside the vessel and were entertained by a solo musician.
Doing what: San Francisco Bay Twilight and Sunset Cruise
We didn't go on the cruise as planned. We had the tickets and waited and waited and waited in the line in the freezing cold (we were rugged up but still really cold). Took any enthusiasm away - would have helped if they'd boarded us early - so we left and passed on our tickets to a young couple for them to enjoy instead. The cruise would be great to do at a different time of year when the weather is warmer and San Francisco isn't suffering from its summer fog.
Doing what: San Francisco Bay Twilight and Sunset Cruise
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