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Category Archives: Access to Justice Boards
Florida Bar Foundation and SRLN gets Kudos For their ATJ Mapping from ESRI, the GIS Company
I have already raved about this product, which brilliantly brings together multiple data to show the ATJ burden and treat from the Hurricane. So it is great to see that ESRI, a very major GIS-mapping company has honored this project … Continue reading
Posted in Access to Justice Boards, Access to Justice Generally, Census Bureau, IOLTA, Mapping/GIS, Metrics, Software Developers, Technology
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Simply Brilliant — Florida Bar Foundation and SRLN Maps Show Hurricane Impacts and Legal Vulnerability
I do not think of myself as someone who “gushes” about every innovation, but this is so wonderful. If you were ever skeptical about the value of mapping and GIS for access to justice, just look at these and change … Continue reading
Posted in 100% Access Strategy and Campaign, Access to Justice Boards, Census Bureau, Legal Aid, Mapping/GIS, Research and Evalation, SRLN, Technology
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Guest Post From Claudia Johnson On Washington ATJ Plan Including Racial Equity
Claudia writes: (Sorry for the Richard Zorza delay here in publishing.) The Access to Justice Board of WA State just adopted a new State plan for the Delivery of Legal Services for the 2018 to 2020 working period. It is is an … Continue reading
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Illinois Strategic Plan Combines Principles, Initiatives, and Success Measures
The superb new strategic plan from the Illinois Access to Justice Commission is a model in may ways. I want, however, to emphasize one, its structure. This approach gives them, and us, a strong and effective document that will serve … Continue reading
Posted in 100% Access Strategy and Campaign, Access to Justice Boards, Access to Justice Generally, Communications Strategy, Court Management, Outcome Measures, Plain Language, Planning, Research and Evalation, Rules Reform, Self-Help Services, Simplification
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Opportunity To Suggest Improvements to Washington State Access to Justice Principles
I was the consultant to the Washington State Access to Justice Principles back in the early days of this century. Now a process is underway to update and improve those principles, which were issued by the State Supreme Court in … Continue reading
Posted in Access to Justice Boards, Remote Services, Research and Evalation, Science, Security, Self-Help Services, Simplification, Systematic Change, Technology, Triage, Usabilty
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100% Access to Justice Strategic Planning — a Forms Component Template
The Justice for All Strategic Planing and Guidance, being used by the seven grantee states, and others on a more informal basis, includes a number of key components. (List at page 5 in cover Memo.) One of the most important … Continue reading
Assessing a Justice for All Strategic Plan
With a powerful tool kit out there to help states engage in 100% access to justice strategic planning, and with states now engaged in the process (and not only those with grants from the JFA Project), I thought it might … Continue reading
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Mary McClymont’s Governing Magazine Op-Ed Moves the Chief’s Resolution and Justice For All Message to the Other Branches
I suspect that most in the non-judicial branches are still largely unaware of the the Chiefs’ 100% Resolution, making access to justice the office bi-partisan policy of the United States, let alone that they have thought about the implications for … Continue reading
A Challenge: How Do We Even Out The Rates of Media Outreach Capacity for Access to Justice at the National and States Level?
Voices for Civil Justice, funded by the Public Welfare Foundation, the Kresge Foundation, and others, and headed by Martha Bergmark, has done amazing work in terms of getting the access to justice messave out at the national level. They have … Continue reading
New York Times Highlights Access to Justice, the Self-Represented, Technology and LawHelp Interactive
In a recent Year of Big Ideas in Social Change piece, the Times highlights almost the full area of what we all do: Another example [of using tech to democratize] is civil legal aid. Even though people involved in civil … Continue reading
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Justice for All Grants Show Bipartisan Momentum on Access to Justice and Listening to the Voice of the People
Today sees the announcement of the awards in the Justice for All project. As the announcement issued by NCSC and the Public Welfare Foundation put it: “Given the large number of people who are struggling economically, the increase of self-represented … Continue reading
Twenty First Century Strategic Planning and Innovation Deployment — Lessons From the 2016 Campaigns
A fascinating article and followup chat in the Washington Post may well lead us to a wiser and more effective strategic planning and innovation process for access to justice. The general approach applies to any such process, and to a … Continue reading
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The Guidance for the Justice For All Strategic Planning Process Will Help In Many Ways Beyond The Development of Planning Project Proposals
The Justice for All Strategic Planning Guidance Materials are now published here. They will be very helpful for the states that are in the process of putting together the proposals for strategic planning money that are due on October 5, … Continue reading