Sentences with phrase «about the access to justice crisis»

I mean, when you talk to judges about the access to justice crisis, lots of times you'll hear them say, «Oh, it's terrible.

In a sign of the unbundling movement's maturity, Mosten and Scully integrate discussion of client vulnerabilities, disadvantages and sources of mistrust of lawyers and new knowledge about the access to justice crisis among family law clients.

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Indeed, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada has recognized one aspect of this demand in numerous recent speeches where she has referenced the access to justice «crisis» in the country, brought about by in part, she asserts, by a legal system that is too costly and too complicated for most CanJustice of the Supreme Court of Canada has recognized one aspect of this demand in numerous recent speeches where she has referenced the access to justice «crisis» in the country, brought about by in part, she asserts, by a legal system that is too costly and too complicated for most Canjustice «crisis» in the country, brought about by in part, she asserts, by a legal system that is too costly and too complicated for most Canadians.

How many years now have we been hearing about an «access to justice crisis»?

We are smart people, we are deeply committed to our work, and we can and must figure out how to respond to this crisis — in multiple small ways since there is no magical single fix here — but first, we have to care about the question of access to justice.