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24.2 Public interest lawyers serve _____.
A
only stores and landlords
B
criminals only
C
people who can pay high fees
D
people who can pay little or nothing
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D
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解题思路：D。事实细节题。从第三段可以看出，公共利益律师为没有钱付费的人们服务。
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