J. THOMAS BLACK RECOGNIZED AS VOLUNTEER LAWYER
October 28, 2003
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J. Thomas Black is very pleased and proud to announce that he has become a Member of The Pro Bono College of the State Bar of Texas. Membership means that Mr. Black has spent more than 75 hours in the past year in the delivery of legal services to low-income Texans, without expectation of payment. In Mr. Black’s case, his services were in connection with the Houston Volunteer Lawyer’s Program (AIDS project).
The Certificate reads as follows:
In Name and By the Authority of
The Pro Bono College of The State Bar of Texas
Be It Known That John Thomas Black Has Met The Standard of Eligibility by Making Outstanding Contributions to the Delivery of Legal Services to Low-Income Texans as Required for Membership for the Year 2003.
(Signed and Sealed) Thomas Phillips, Chief Justice, Supreme Court of the State of Texas, Betty Whitaker, President, State Bar of Texas, Attested: Antonio Alvarado, Executive Director, State Bar of Texas.
