Sentences with phrase «discussion about access to justice»

Recently, a discussion about access to justice solutions cropped up among lawyers on the platform and our executive producer, Laurence Colletti, decided it was worth recreating the conversation in podcast form.

If ideas and discussion about access to justice in Canada interest you, consider setting aside your next fifteen - minute break (or 13:35 of it) to hear a good presentation.

High sounding lawyerly self - descriptors such as this is are only possible for as long as discussions about access to justice are careful polemics devoid of the messy particulars in case after case after case.

Not exact matches

Each law school appoints a staff member to serve as champion / leader for engaging discussion between the school and justice system stakeholders, including the public, about the role of law schools in supporting equal access to justice.

In «Measuring Effectiveness of Access to Justice Initiatives,» a panel discussion held Saturday morning, there was a discussion about the lack of standard definitions, which limits organizations» ability to evaluate and compare initiatives» effectiveness.

So far in this discussion (after 63 posts) I haven't seen anybody refer to what the judges have to say about any of the array of various long - standing access to justice problems.

There is considerable discussion these days about how the legal community can help to increase access to justice for Canadian citizens.

After engaging this afternoon in a discussion about a number of issues related to ongoing access to justice, I continued thinking about the barriers that stand between ordinary people with legal problems and their effective access to justice.

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.

We are proud to provide professional opportunities and resources for black students, as well as a forum for formal and informal discussions about many subjects, including legal policy issues, effective career strategies, evolutions in substantive law, and access to justice for marginalized groups.

CPBO's CLO & Pro Bono Podcast series is a collection of insightful discussions with chief legal officers of Corporate Pro Bono Challenge ® signatories about the pro bono efforts at their departments and how they are working to improve access to justice.

October 11, 2016 — There is a vibrant discussion going on in Canada about the role legal technology could and should play in closing the access to justice gap.

As I sat in the auditorium full of law school administrators and legal service providers at my first Annual Law School Access to Justice Conference, I anticipated a long day of theoretical discussions about diversifying the profession and getting law schools more involved in access to justice initiatives in New York Access to Justice Conference, I anticipated a long day of theoretical discussions about diversifying the profession and getting law schools more involved in access to justice initiatives in New YorkJustice Conference, I anticipated a long day of theoretical discussions about diversifying the profession and getting law schools more involved in access to justice initiatives in New York access to justice initiatives in New Yorkjustice initiatives in New York State.

I was one of 100 ppl from across Canada invited to Justice Cromwell's Access to Justice summit in TO a few years ago and the thing that stood out most for me was that although the discussion was mostly about needing to support ppl w services outside court (mediation, negotiation support / skills, legal education, parenting coordination, etc) 85 % of the ppl invited were lawyers / judgeto Justice Cromwell's Access to Justice summit in TO a few years ago and the thing that stood out most for me was that although the discussion was mostly about needing to support ppl w services outside court (mediation, negotiation support / skills, legal education, parenting coordination, etc) 85 % of the ppl invited were lawyers / judgeto Justice summit in TO a few years ago and the thing that stood out most for me was that although the discussion was mostly about needing to support ppl w services outside court (mediation, negotiation support / skills, legal education, parenting coordination, etc) 85 % of the ppl invited were lawyers / judgeTO a few years ago and the thing that stood out most for me was that although the discussion was mostly about needing to support ppl w services outside court (mediation, negotiation support / skills, legal education, parenting coordination, etc) 85 % of the ppl invited were lawyers / judgeto support ppl w services outside court (mediation, negotiation support / skills, legal education, parenting coordination, etc) 85 % of the ppl invited were lawyers / judges.

This session features a panel discussion about how paralegals are advancing access to justice in their communities.

While the LSI report focuses on LSA 2007, it's that other piece of landmark legal services legislation — LASPO — that should provide the impetus for (one hopes) a new and much broader discussion about the meaning of «access to justice».

After further discussion, a sub-committee of the Indigenous Access to Justice Committee was formed to bring about the implementation of a RAP by the Federal Circuit Court.