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Tag Archives: Awards
Idea: Jointly-Sponsored Justice System Efficiency and Accessability Awards
Here is an idea: We should establish jointly sponsored awards for innovations that increase both efficiency and accessibility in the justice system. To win an award, you would have to demonstrate that a) the innovation saves money, and b) that … Continue reading
New York Courts Document Assembly Innovations — Spanish Instructions and Court Awards
The New York courts are implementing integrating Spanish instructions into their DIY document assembly program. If users so choose, the online questions appear in Spanish as well as English and the printed instructions to the litigants also appear in Spanish. … Continue reading
