Those advocating for the civil right to counsel have enjoyed a major victory. Last week, New York City’s mayor DeBlasio signed a bill ensuring that low income tenants facing eviction will have counsel appointed. The legislation is the first in the country to mandate and fund appointed counsel for housing court eviction defendants. Manhattan
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