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In the information below we reference the use of Crystal Reports. Crystal Reports is an application that creates reports from a given data set. Crystal Reports Server is a separate application that manages and delivers Crystal Reports via the web. Depending on your Pika deployment, you may have to adjust the information provided below.
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(A) 2008 LITC Pika Module Installation
(1) Install the 2008 LITC Pika module:
2008 LITC Plugin for Pika software
Files:
litc.php
subtemplates/tax_issue.html
subtemplates/litc.html
2007_litc.sql
2008_litc_extension.sql
Installation Instructions:
1. Run sql
2. Copy files
3. Insert case screen actions link
4. Edit activityL.html other matter subtemplate
5. Populate crystal reports menu with report link(s)
1. If the 2007 LITC package is currently installed on your pika then only run the 2008_litc_extension.sql, otherwise,
run the 2007_litc.sql followed by the 2008 extension sql. These should be run outside of business hours as users will be locked
out of core tables for prolonged periods of time.
2. Copy in the included files litc.php in the site root and the 2 enclosed subtemplates.
3. Create a link to litc.php in the case_screen.html subtemplate under the actions menu (copy code below under the "actions" section):
<img src="%%[base_url]%%/images/point.gif" alt="Arrow"/> <a class="butt"href="%%[base_url]%%/litc.php?case_id=%%[case_id]%%" target="new">LITC Info</a>
<br/>
4. Edit your activityL.html subtemplate to include the updated form elements. If you had the 2007 version installed replace the
the existing one, with the litc table below. If you had not previously used the 2007 version insert this litc table between the 2 existing tables.
That is, Between the </table> tag (a few lines below %%[owner_menu]%% )and the ensuing <table> tag that contains the hidden values
& submit button.
<!-- new 2008 litc table -->
<table>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td colspan="2"><h2>LITC Activity Type:</h2></td>
<td colspan="2"><h2>LITC Numbers:</h2></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>%%[litc_outreach_act,yes_no,checkbox]%%</td>
<td>
Outreach Activity
</td>
<td><input type=text name="litc_num_taxpayers" value="%%[litc_num_taxpayers]%%" size=8 tabindex=1></td>
<td># of Taxpayers(Attendees)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>%%[litc_num_media,yes_no,checkbox]%%</td>
<td rowspan="2">Radio/TV/Newspaper<br>
Ad/Article/Appearance</td>
<td><input type=text name="litc_esl_participants" value="%%[litc_esl_participants]%%" size=8 tabindex=1></td>
<td># of ESL Attendees</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td><input type=text name="litc_num_consultants" value="%%[litc_num_consultants]%%" size=8 tabindex=1></td>
<td># of Consultations</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>%%[litc_work_edu,yes_no,checkbox]%%</td>
<td>Workshop/education program</td>
<td><input type=text name="litc_esl_consults" value="%%[litc_esl_consults]%%" size=8 tabindex=1></td>
<td># of ESL Consultations</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td><input type=text name="litc_consults_tax_court" value="%%[litc_consults_tax_court]%%" size=8 tabindex=1></td>
<td># of Tax Court Consultations</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
<!-- end 2008 litc table -->
5. Finally, add values to the crystal_reports_server menu to include the url of the report and then the menu name via site map
(https:crystal.olaf.org/url/to/crystal/rpt.rpt | LITC)
(2) Copy and paste the 2008 LITC Pika Menu Lists in Appendix B sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 into your Pika database. These menus coordinate with the LITC Report to add the LITC data to the correct fields in the LITC Report.
(3) You are now ready to add new LITC data to Pika.
(B) The 2008 LITC Reporting System -- Installation
(1) After the 2008 LITC Pika Module is installed on your production site, make the following individual program customizations to the 2008 LITC Reporting System before uploading the report to your program’s folder on the Crystal Report Server (CRS) for access by program employees.
(2) Using Crystal Reports open the 2008 LITC Reporting System and change the Database Location from Pro Seniors’ Pika to your program’s database. http://pikasoftware.com/docs/index.php/Admin_Manual_-_Installing_an_ODBC_Connection
(3) After re-mapping the database, use Crystal Reports to edit the “Clinic Name” formula field in the Main Report and change the formula from Clinic Name to the name of your clinic. Be sure to keep the quotation marks before and after the text. If you are not familiar with Crystal Reports, see the next item for detailed instructions.
(4) If Crystal Reports’ Field Explorer is not open, on the menu bar go to View – Field Explorer to open it. In Field Explorer, double-click Formula Fields to view all the individual formula fields. Right-click the formula field named Clinic Name and click on Edit. Change the text “Clinic Name” to your clinic, being sure to keep the quotation marks before and after the text, then click the Save and Close button in the top left corner of the screen.
(5) Repeat item 4 above to edit the formula field named Pika Home Page URL and change it from https://pika.proseniors.org/proseniors to your Pika home page URL. All Pika links in the sub-reports are based on this formula and with this one change, all Pika links will direct the user to the correct Pika screen for your program. Once again, be sure to keep the quotation marks before and after the URL and click the Save and Close button in the top left corner of the screen.
(6) On the Crystal Reports Menu bar, under File – Page Setup, check Optimize for Screen Display so the report is not configured to print to a particular printer.
(7) Again under File, make sure Save Data With Report is unchecked. This forces the user to refresh the data upon opening the report and avoids the user seeing stale data and mistakenly thinking it is current data.
(8) Log onto the Crystal Reports Server and upload the 2008 LITC Reporting System to the CRS.
(C) The 2008 LITC Reporting System -- Design
(1) The 2008 LITC Reporting System is one main Crystal Report and 9 on-demand sub-reports. The sub-reports are divided into 2 parts: the 2 LITC Report Forms required by the IRS, and 7 LITC Data Reports.
(2) The Crystal Reports LITC Report Form and the Supplemental Issues Form are exact replicas of the IRS forms and when refreshed will pull and calculate all necessary data from your Pika database directly into the forms.
(3) There are 7 LITC Data Reports that together detail all LITC data included in the 2 Report Forms sent to the IRS. Use these 7 Data Reports to check for missing, incomplete, inconsistent or erroneous LITC Pika data. Each data report links directly to the Pika screen that contains the data detailed in the report. See below.
(4) In all Data Reports, if a field is formatted bright blue, bold and underlined, it is a hyperlink to the Pika case screen that contains the data listed. The hyperlink is usually either the Pika case number or the activity date.
(5) Thus if the LITC Report Form has a “1” for Tax Court Cases, when you know there were no such cases, you can find which Pika case has the Tax Court Case box checked by viewing the Controversy Activities Data Report and checking the US Tax Court Case column for the erroneous entry and then click on the Pika case number to link to the LITC Pika screen for that case to correct the problem.
(6) The begin and end dates for the Data Reports may not coincide with the IRS Reporting Period you are reporting on. For instance one Data Report may only include the first 6 months of data, while a second Data Report contains the second 6 months of data. There are reasons within Crystal Reports as to why this was done, such as page space, but all LITC data detail is available in the Data Reports.
(7) To refresh any of the sub-reports, including LITC Report Form, you must return to the Main Report, refresh the Main Report and then re-open the sub-report. Otherwise, you will not get accurate data if you only refresh the sub-report because the data links that bring data to the sub-report from the Main Report were not refreshed.
(8) The Main Report’s data selection formula selects all the LSC Other Matter LITC activity records for the chosen reporting period. This data is passed to the sub-reports as parameters.
(9) To significantly speed up (by at least a factor of 10) the report’s data refresh, the case record selection formula selects only records where the Case/Consultation field on the LITC Screen has been filled in. Therefore the Case/Consultation field is mandatory for each LITC case and must be completed before a case’s data will be included in the report.
(10) If it appears data is missing from the LITC Report Form, first check to see if there are cases where the Case/Consultation field has not been completed. I have included a data report that lists all LITC cases by the Case/Consultation field and any LITC cases with an empty Case/Consultation field will appear at the top of the report.
(11) Each of the sub-reports is a stand-alone report, except for 4 parameters that are linked from the Main Report to all sub-reports: Clinic Name, Calendar Year To Report On, Interim or Final Report, and Pika Home Page URL.
(12) The Calendar Year To Report On parameter in the Main Report is key to the entire design, as all dates in all sub-reports are formulas based on this parameter.
(13) Another Main Report parameter, Interim or Final Report, is passed as a parameter to both of the LITC Report Forms. Each of the fields for the July 1 – Dec. 31 and the Total columns of the LITC Report Forms, include a conditional suppression formula dependent on the Interim or Final Report parameter. In other words, if the response to the parameter is “Interim”, the condition is true and each field in the July 1 – Dec. 31 and the Total columns will be suppressed.
(14) When viewed in Crystal Reports rather than on the CRS, the footnote numbers in the text of the LITC Reports appear to not be in the correct place. However, do not move them because when the report is uploaded to the CRS, they re-align to the correct spot.
(D)LITC Report Form -- Notes
(1) In order to pull only the data records used in the report, besides LSC Other Matter activity records, this form includes only Pika cases where the Case/Consultation field on the LITC Case Screen equals “Case” or “Consultation”. If the Case/Consultation field is blank the data will not be reported on this form.
(2) There is some data overlap in the two LITC Pika Screens: The LITC Case Screen and the LITC Other Matter Screen. If your program does not input Outreach consultations into Pika as individual cases, your data can be captured on the LITC Other Matter Screen. As explained below, the important point is not to input the same consultation or taxpayer data on both screens or it will be counted twice.
(3) The LSC Other Matter LITC Screen is used for Outreach, Workshop/Education and Media data, but it also has fields for “# Taxpayers (Attendees)” and “# of Consultations”. There is also a “Case/Consultation” field and “# Taxpayers” field on the LITC Case Screen.
(4) The LITC Report Form, Section I. Controversy Activities, Item O. requests:
Number of taxpayers assisted during period including those for whom cases were not opened.
This number is the total of “# Taxpayers” on both LITC Screens. Therefore, to avoid double counting, do not put the same person/client on both screens.
(5) The LITC Report Form, Section I. Controversy Activities, Item F. requests:
Number of consultations during period that did not result in representation.
This number is the total of “# of Consultations” on the LSC Other Matter LITC Screen and total of “# Taxpayers” on the LITC Case Screen where the “Case/Consultation” field is “Consultation”. Therefore, to avoid double counting, do not put the Consultation for the same person/client on both screens.
(6) Note that wherever the data requested is “Number of Consultations”, on the LITC Case Screen, if the “Case/Consultation” field is “Consultation”, then the “Number of Consultations” is “# Taxpayers”. Therefore be sure to fill in “# Taxpayers” on every “Consultation” case.
(7) The last section of the LITC Report Form, IV. Return and Other Tax Form Preparation, requests tax returns and ITIN applications “prepared during period.” Because there is no date associated with the returns or the ITIN applications, the Closed Case Date is used to identify the period in which the returns and the ITIN applications are reported. The assumption is that these items were in fact prepared during only one reporting period. Thus the returns and ITIN applications will be reported in only one period and are not double-counted even if the case is open over multiple reporting periods.
(E) LITC Supplemental Issue Form -- Notes
(1) This form excludes all issues in LITC non-cases. In other words the Case/Consultation field on the LITC Case Screen must equal “Case” for the issues to be included on this report. If the Case/Consultation field equals “Consultation” or if it is blank, then the issues will not be reported on this form.
(2) This form includes all issues regardless of issue duplication per case. In other words, if the issue “Levy” is listed three times in one case, regardless of the tax year, if any, associated with the issue, it will be counted three times on this form. This appears contrary to the Note at the beginning of the form; however it is my understanding that a clarification was made by the IRS at the 2007 conference which permits counting duplicate issues per case.
(3) This form includes issues when any part of the Issue Period falls within the Reporting Period. Issue Periods are first calculated using Issue Begin Date and Issue End Date, but if either field is empty then Case_Open Date and/or Case_Close Date are substituted to determine the Issue Period.
(4) This form includes only Pika cases that, according to Pika case_open and case_closed dates, indicate that the case was open at some point during the reporting period. So even if the LITC issue_begin date is within the reporting period, if the Pika case dates are not within the reporting period, then the case will not appear on this form. For example, if the Pika case_open date is in 2008, but the LITC issue_begin date is 2007, the issue will not appear on the 2007 LITC Supplemental Issue Form.
(5) The total of the columns on this form should equal the totals at the bottom of the Supplemental Issues Data Form which should also equal line I-G on the Annual or Interim Report Form. If they do not, compare the Supplemental Issues Data Form totals issue by issue with the totals by issue on the Supplemental Issues Form to find the discrepancies, which may be caused by bad issue dates. See above.
(6) For 2008, Section IV lists 7 Issues from the Issues List that are not included in Sections I, II or III. They are highlighted in blue below:
100 | Appeal (not CDP) 105 | Audit Reconsideration 110 | Automated Substitute for Return 120 | Automated Underreporter 125 | Cancelled Debt Income 130 | Collection Due Process 140 | Currently Not Collectible 145 | EITC Ban 150 | EITC Certification 160 | EITC Exam 170 | EITC Recertification 180 | Employment Tax Liability 185 | Identity Theft 190 | Injured Spouse 200 | Installment Agreement 210 | ITINs 220 | Levy 230 | Lien 240 | Non-EITC Office or Field Exam 245 | Nonfiler 250 | Offer in Compromise 260 | Other Civil Penalties 270 | Other Correspondence Exam 280 | Payment 290 | Refund Claim 300 | Refund Litigation 305 | Relief from Jt. & Several Liability 310 | S6672 Trust Fund Recovery Penalty 320 | Tax Court 330 | Worker Classification 500 | Other Issue
(7) For 2007, “Nonfiler” will also appear in Section IV. However in 2008, “Nonfiler” moves up to Section III.
(8) The blue highlighted issues above are the only ones that will automatically appear in Section IV, as they are the only “Other Issues” on the Pika Issue List. More “Other Issues” may be added to the Pika Issues List, but this must be done by me in order for them to also appear on this report. In other words, they appear in Section IV of the report due to a formula in the report that must be modified to incorporate any additional “Other Issues”. But please feel free to let me know of any additional “Other Issues” that should be added to the Pika Issues List.
(F) ESL, Publicity and Outreach Activities Data Report -- Notes
(1) This report details all 8 LSC Other Matters Screen LITC data points. Check this report to make sure only one of the first 3 items contains a number 1 because the 3 LITC Activity Type checkboxes on the LSC Other Matters Screen are mutually exclusive.
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(2) Most of the data detailed on this report is summarized in Section II of the LITC Report Form.
(G) Case – Consultation Field Data Report -- Notes
(1) This report is very simple but crucial because for the LITC data to be counted correctly, the Case/Consultation field on the LITC Case Screen must be filled in and filled in properly. Check this report for empty Case/Consultation fields or to double-check Pika cases with Consultation chosen rather than Case.
(2) I have also included ESL Consultation and ESL Taxpayer data from the LITC Case Screen in this report as it was not reported elsewhere.
(H) Appendix -- Below
(1) LITC Report Form Data Definitions
(a) I. Controversy Activities (b) 2007 Version of II. ESL, Publicity and Outreach Activities (c) 2008 Version of II. ESL, Publicity and Outreach Activities (d) III. Return and Other Tax Form Preparation
(2) LITC Pika Menu Lists
(a) litc_issues Pika menu (b) tax_years Pika menu (c) litc_case_consult Pika menu (d) crystal_reports_server_LITC_report Pika menu
Appendix
(A) LITC Report Form Data Definitions:
(1) I. Controversy Activities
(a) Number of cases open prior to start of period
(i) Number of cases where Case_Open Date is prior to period and Case/Consultation is Case on the LITC Case Screen
(b) Number of cases opened during period
(i) Number of cases where Case_Open Date is during the period and Case/Consultation is Case on the LITC Case Screen
(c) Number of cases closed during period
(i) Number of cases where Case_Close Date is during the period and Case/Consultation is Case on the LITC Case Screen
(d) Number of cases opened during period for taxpayers whose income exceeded 250% of the poverty level
(i) Number of cases where Case_Open Date is during the period, the Income > 250% FPL box is checked on the LITC Case Screen and Case/Consultation is Case
(e) Number of cases opened during period for taxpayers where the amount in controversy exceeded the amount specified in IRC § 7463 (currently $50,000)
(i) Number of cases where Case_Open Date is during the period, the $ In Controversy > $50K box is checked on the LITC Case Screen and Case/Consultation is Case
(f) Number of consultations during period that did not result in representation
(i) Number of Consultations listed on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen, plus the number of taxpayers where Case/Consultation is Consultation on the LITC Case Screen
(g) Number of issues addressed during period (see the Supplemental Issue Form)
(i) Number of individual Issues regardless of duplications per case, where Issue Period coincides with Reporting Period. Issue periods are first calculated using Issue Begin Date and Issue End Date, but if either is empty then Case_Open Date and/or Case_Close Date are used. Issue count is limited to cases where Case/Consultation is Case.
(h) Number of cases in U.S. Tax Court during period
(i) Number of cases where the Tax Court box is checked on the LITC Case Screen and Case/Consultation is Case
(i) Number of informal consultations in U.S. Tax Court during period
(i) Number of Tax Court Consultations on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen plus the number of taxpayers where Case/Consultation is Consultation and the Tax Court box is checked on the LITC Case Screen
(j) Number of refund suits filed in U.S. District Court or U.S. Court of Federal Claims during period
(i) Number of cases where Case_Open Date is during the period, the Refund Suit box is checked on the LITC Case Screen and Case/Consultation is Case
(k) Total number of cases referred to a qualified representative during period
(i) Number of cases where the Qualified Rep box is checked on the LITC Case Screen
(l) Of the total cases reported in K (above), number where income exceeded 250% of the poverty level
(i) Number of cases in K where the Income > 250% FPL box is checked on the LITC Case Screen
(m) Of the total cases reported in K (above), number where the amount in controversy exceeded the amount specified in IRC § 7463 (currently $50,000)
(i) Number of cases in K above where the $ In Controversy > $50K box is checked on the LITC Case Screen
(n) Number of consultations that did not qualify for clinic services but were referred to appropriate pro bono alternatives such as state bars
(i) Number of cases where Case/Consultation is Consultation on the LITC Case Screen and one of the following boxes is also checked: Pro Bono LITC, Pro Bono Non-LITC or Free Tax Prep/VITA
(o) Number of taxpayers assisted during period including those for whom cases were not opened
(i) Number of Consultations on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen plus the number of taxpayers where Case/Consultation is Consultation on the LITC Case Screen.
(p) [2007 only] Number of tax periods included in cases handled during period
(i) Number of individual Tax Periods regardless of duplications per case, where Issue Period coincides with Reporting Period. Issue periods are first calculated using Issue Begin Date and Issue End Date, but if either is empty then Case_Open Date and/or Case_Close Date are used.
(p) [Q in 2007] Number of state tax matters handled during period
(i) The number of State Tax Matters on the LITC Case Screen where Case/Consultation is Case
(q) [R in 2007] Number of bankruptcy cases handled during period
(i) Number of cases where the Bankruptcy box is checked on the LITC Case Screen and Case/Consultation is Case.
(r) [2008 only] Number of cases referred to TAS during period
(i) Number of cases where the TAS box is checked on the LITC Case Screen.
(2) 2007 Version of II. ESL, Publicity and Outreach Activities
(a) Number of outreach, workshops and education programs conducted during period
(i) Outreach or Workshop/education program is checked on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen.
(b) Number of ESL taxpayers that attended outreach, workshops and education programs during period
(i) Number of ESL Attendees listed on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen
(c) Number of direct contacts or consultations with ESL taxpayers during period
(i) Number of ESL Consultations listed on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen, plus the Number of Taxpayers listed on the LITC Case Screen if the ESL box is checked and Case/Consultation is Consultation.
(d) Number of radio or television advertisements/appearances and newspaper articles during period
(i) Number of activities where the radio or television advertisements/appearances and newspaper articles box is checked on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen
(e) Number of ESL taxpayers referred for controversy representation during period
(i) The Number of Taxpayers listed on the LITC Case Screen if the ESL box is checked and one of the following Referred To boxes is checked: Pro Bono LITC or Pro Bono Non-LITC.
(f) Number of controversy cases opened for ESL taxpayers during period
(i) The number of cases where the ESL box is checked on the LITC Case Screen and Case/Consultation is Case.
(3) 2008 Version of II. ESL, Publicity and Outreach Activities
(a) Number of outreaches conducted during period
(i) Outreach Activity is checked on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen.
(b) Number of workshops and education programs conducted during period
(i) Workshop/education Program is checked on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen.
(c) Number of ESL taxpayers that attended outreach, workshops and education programs during period
(i) Number of ESL Attendees listed on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen
(d) Number of direct contacts or consultations with ESL taxpayers during period
(i) Number of ESL Consultations listed on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen, plus the Number of Taxpayers listed on the LITC Case Screen if the ESL box is checked and Case/Consultation is Consultation.
(e) Number of radio or television advertisements/appearances and newspaper articles during period
(i) Number of activities where the radio or television advertisements/appearances and newspaper articles box is checked on the LSC Other Matters LITC Screen
(f) Number of ESL taxpayers referred for controversy representation during period
(i) The Number of Taxpayers listed on the LITC Case Screen if the ESL box is checked and one of the following Referred To boxes is checked: Pro Bono LITC or Pro Bono Non-LITC.
(g) Number of controversy cases opened for ESL taxpayers during period
(i) The number of cases where the ESL box is checked on the LITC Case Screen and Case/Consultation is Case.
(4) III. Return and Other Tax Form Preparation
(a) Number of tax returns (including amended returns) that were prepared during period
(i) The Number of Returns Prepared on the LITC Case Screen if the Case_Close Date is in the reporting period
(b) Number of returns in A (above) that were directly related to a controversy with the IRS for which the clinic provided assistance
(i) The Number of Returns Prepared on the LITC Case Screen if the Case_Close Date is in the reporting period, Case/Consultation is Case and the case was neither referred Pro Bono LITC nor Pro Bono Non-LITC
(c) Number of returns in A (above) prepared for ESL taxpayers during period
(i) The Number of Returns Prepared on the LITC Case Screen if the Case_Close Date is in the reporting period and the ESL box is checked
(d) Number of returns in A (above) that were ancillary to ESL outreach and education activities.
(i) The Number of Returns Ancillary to ESL Outreach on the LITC Case Screen if the Case_Close Date is in the reporting period
(e) Number of Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) applications prepared during period
(i) The number of taxpayers in cases where the ITIN Application box is checked on the LITC Case Screen if the Case_Close Date is in the reporting period
(B) LITC Pika Menu Lists:
(1) Copy and paste this list into the litc_issues Pika menu:
100 | Appeal (not CDP) 105 | Audit Reconsideration 110 | Automated Substitute for Return 120 | Automated Underreporter 125 | Cancelled Debt Income 130 | Collection Due Process 140 | Currently Not Collectible 145 | EITC Ban 150 | EITC Certification 160 | EITC Exam 170 | EITC Recertification 180 | Employment Tax Liability 185 | Identity Theft 190 | Injured Spouse 200 | Installment Agreement 210 | ITINs 220 | Levy 230 | Lien 240 | Non-EITC Office or Field Exam 245 | Nonfiler 250 | Offer in Compromise 260 | Other Civil Penalties 270 | Other Correspondence Exam 280 | Payment 290 | Refund Claim 300 | Refund Litigation 305 | Relief from Jt. & Several Liability 310 | S6672 Trust Fund Recovery Penalty 320 | Tax Court 330 | Worker Classification 500 | Other Issue
(2) Copy and paste this list into the tax_years Pika menu:
2015 | 2015 2014 | 2014 2013 | 2013 2012 | 2012 2011 | 2011 2010 | 2010 2009 | 2009 2008 | 2008 2007 | 2007 2006 | 2006 2005 | 2005 2004 | 2004 2003 | 2003 2002 | 2002 2001 | 2001 2000 | 2000 1999 | 1999 1998 | 1998 1997 | 1997 1996 | 1996 1995 | 1995 1994 | 1994 1993 | 1993 1992 | 1992 1991 | 1991 1990 | 1990 1989 | 1989 1988 | 1988 1987 | 1987 1986 | 1986 1985 | 1985 1984 | 1984 1983 | 1983 1982 | 1982 1981 | 1981 1980 | 1980
(3) Copy and paste this list into the litc_case_consult Pika menu:
10 | Case 20 | Consultation
Contact The Ohio Pika Team:
Cynthia Vaugn (mailto:cvaughn@olaf.org:)
Tom Bedall (mailto:tbedall@proseniors.org)
Ty Acker (mailto:tacker@olaf.org)
Jeffrey Fortkamp (mailto:jfortkamp@olaf.org)
Steve McGarrity (mailto:smcgarrity@communitylegalaid.org)
John Weston (mailto:jweston@communitylegalaid.org)
