Steven Banks, chief attorney for Legal Aid, said that the city had moved to evict no more than two dozen people since 2003.

Steven Banks, a Legal Aid lawyer, has a national name for his work on behalf of the homeless.

Steven Banks, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, says the courts need to monitor the city because it continues to violate the rights of homeless families.

"Work is not a bad thing," said Steven Banks, the counsel for the Coalition for the Homeless.

He succeeds Steven Banks, who will continue to serve as chief lawyer for the organization.

Steven Banks, a lawyer for the homeless plaintiffs, was cautious in celebrating the news, however.

In an interview with Steven Banks, he told that the show never set out to teach environmental lessons.

On the other side, Steven Banks of the Legal Aid Society argues that "a shelter is not a home."

"Eviction is too extreme a sanction," said Steven Banks, a lawyer for the coalition.

Steven Banks, a Legal Aid lawyer, said those cases suggest that thousands more families may be unfairly denied shelter.

Steven Banks, chief attorney for Legal Aid, said that the city had moved to evict no more than two dozen people since 2003.

Steven Banks, a Legal Aid lawyer, has a national name for his work on behalf of the homeless.

Steven Banks, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, says the courts need to monitor the city because it continues to violate the rights of homeless families.

"Work is not a bad thing," said Steven Banks, the counsel for the Coalition for the Homeless.

He succeeds Steven Banks, who will continue to serve as chief lawyer for the organization.

Steven Banks, a lawyer for the homeless plaintiffs, was cautious in celebrating the news, however.

In an interview with Steven Banks, he told that the show never set out to teach environmental lessons.

On the other side, Steven Banks of the Legal Aid Society argues that "a shelter is not a home."

"Eviction is too extreme a sanction," said Steven Banks, a lawyer for the coalition.

Steven Banks, a Legal Aid lawyer, said those cases suggest that thousands more families may be unfairly denied shelter.