Lynn M. Clark
Degrees:
Juris Doctorate, December 1989, Cleveland Marshall College of Law, Cleveland, Ohio
Master of Arts in Public Administration, May 1979, University of Akron, Akron, Ohio
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, May 1975, Trinity College, Washington, D.C.
Associate of Science in Community Mental Health, March 1973, Cuyahoga Community College, Cleveland, Ohio
Awards:
Volunteer of the Year, Western Reserve Legal Services, 1996
Research Interests:
Criminology, Deviance, Disability, Housing
Publications:
Lynn M. Clark, Senior Citizen Rights Under the Ohio Fair Housing Law, in Elder Law Handbook Chap. 21 (Barbara A. Venesy & John F. Murphy, eds., 3d ed. 2004).
Lynn M. Clark, Comparison of Termination and Eviction Procedures, in Ohio Landlord Tenant Law by Frederick White, Thompson West, Cleveland. App. B. 2007 edition.
Lynn M. Clark, Landlord Attitudes Toward Renting to Released Offenders, Federal Probation June 2007.
Biography:
Lynn Clark is interested in how landlords and applicants/tenants interact, especially when there is a stigma attached to the applicant/tenant. The landlord must have a minimum level of trust when renting to someone, such level of trust is affected by market conditions, applicant/tenant status, location of rental unit, and other factors. Lynn is also interested in the field of disabilities and how local service institutions interact with persons with disabilities when providing assistance.
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