The goal of access to justice has been a constant concern for the past couple of decades at least.
Access to Justice BC (A2JBC) is not the first attempt among justice system stakeholders to try to improve the justice system, nor is A2JBC the only organization pursuing
the goal of access to justice in BC.
I hope to bring together that special group of lawyers in the Self - Rep Navigators: lawyers who understand the true purpose of law, who recognize that providing unbundled services is the means to the ultimate
goal of access to justice.
Forming Access to Justice Commissions as the provincial and federal level to coordinate standards and
goals of access to justice across Canada and exchange ideas.
Not exact matches
[79] «The new sustainable development
goals adopted by the United Nations call for the international community
to come together
to promote the rule
of law; support equal
access to justice for all; reduce corruption; and develop effective, accountable, and transparent institutions at all levels.»
The Office's
goals are
to enhance the economic, civic, and social integration
of immigrant New Yorkers; facilitate
access to justice for immigrant New Yorkers; and advocate for continued immigration reforms at all levels
of government in order
to eliminate inequities that impact New York's immigrant communities.
UTLA President Alex Caputo - Pearl mentioned the day
of action as part
of his state
of the union speech in July and said the event will be in coordination with the Alliance
to Reclaim Our Schools, a national group
of parent, youth and community organizations and labor groups whose stated
goal is «fighting for educational
justice and equity in
access to school resources and opportunities.»
While acknowledging that contingency fees are needed
to facilitate
access to justice, the Court clarified that policy
goal of reducing barriers
to legal services is but one factor
to consider, and that the policy
of maintaining the integrity
of the profession is a primary concern with deep roots.
The annual LSUC filing does not require lawyers
to attest that they have abided by the terms
of the oath they swore when they were called
to the bar, it does not require them
to attest that they have generally complied with the Rules
of Professional Conduct, nor does it require them
to attest that they have sought
to advance any other principles or
goals (e.g.,
justice,
access to justice, fairness, quality client service, etc.).
Justice Belobaba concludes that a $ 9.4 million fee in a $ 28.2 million class action settlement is not «unseemly», and that the predictability of a one - third contingency fee (which in turn should increase class actions and therefore improve access to justice) is the more laudabl
Justice Belobaba concludes that a $ 9.4 million fee in a $ 28.2 million class action settlement is not «unseemly», and that the predictability
of a one - third contingency fee (which in turn should increase class actions and therefore improve
access to justice) is the more laudabl
justice) is the more laudable
goal.
CuroStudio is a partnership between CuroLegal, Lawyerist, Billie Tarascio, and the Mile 2 software development shop with the
goal of closing the
access -
to -
justice gap.
In 2015, the Conference
of Chief
Justices and Conference
of State Court Administrators adopted a resolution supporting «the aspirational
goal of 100 percent
access to effective assistance for essential civil legal needs.»
The
goal of the website is
to expand
access to justice by facilitating the sharing
of information and resources among legal services advocates and by promoting pro bono representation by the private bar.
More than two - thirds
of 165 experts surveyed by Bond Solon think the reforms will fail
to achieve their
goal of increasing
access to justice, and only six per cent thought
access would be improved.
[5] In A Roadmap for Change, then -
Justice Cromwell's Action Committee on
Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters devoted two
of its nine
goals to issues
of research and funding.
«The
goal of this White Paper is
to outline in detail the many valuable ways in which law libraries can take an active part in improving
access to justice.
Aaron Street: I guess with today's conversation with Nicole about technology design and
access to justice, it's another good opportunity for us
to step back and kind
of chat about what this
access to justice goal is all about and how our listeners and the small firm legal community in general can support it in a way that makes sense.
That
goal is further elaborated upon by 10 targets, which include promoting rule
of law,
access to justice, and representative and accountable institutions.
«My colleague's interpretation effectively bars Part XXIII.1 from fulfilling either
of its
goals; it can neither facilitate
access to justice for investors nor deter corporate misconduct,» she wrote.
As fellow blogger Karen Dyck notes there is ``... innovation in
access to justice happening everywhere... [but there is] little evidence
of either coordination or collaboration toward what seems
to be a common
goal.»
The main
goals of the Supporting Families Initiative are
to make it easier for families
to gain
access to the family
justice system and
to encourage compliance with financial support, custody and
access obligations.
The
goals of the website are
to expand
access to justice by facilitating the sharing
of information and resources among legal services advocates and by promoting pro bono representation by the private bar.
One
of the institutional and structural
goals discussed in the Colloquium Report was
to «Create Local and National
Access to Justice Implementation Mechanisms», such as the recently - formed
Access to Justice Co-ordinating Committee in Nova Scotia.
Author: Pro Bono Net is a New York City - based nonprofit with a
goal of increasing
access to justice through technology and collaboration.
Last June, I reported on the plan by BYU Law School
to launch LawX, a legal design lab in which second - and third - year law students would take on the ambitious
goal of solving one
access -
to -
justice challenge in a semester.
Although it is tempting
to argue that the licensing system should be understood
to have an additional
goal of ensuring
access to legal services, I will instead argue that, at the least, any review
of licensing requirements ought
to consider the relationship between the licensing system and
access to justice.
It seems
to me that there are at least three principles that should be applied
to the design and drafting
of legislation on family law subjects if
access to justice is a
goal worth pursuing:
ATJCs should communicate with stakeholders and the public through a variety
of mediums
to promote mobilization and awareness
of access to justice goals.
With the government's intent
to sell
justice on the open market, it has never been a more relevant and appropriate time
to promote the Magna Carta and increase public awareness; in doing so achieving the important
goal of prioritising
access to justice, rather than simply facilitating it.
This
of course is a worthwhile
goal, but it is important
to remember that it is not the same thing as increasing
access to justice.
The Chief
Justice of British Columbia, Lance S.G. Finch, addressed a meeting of the B.C. Branch of the Canadian Bar Association recently on the subject of access to justice, singling out the high cost of legal services as a prominent, if not new, obstacle to tha
Justice of British Columbia, Lance S.G. Finch, addressed a meeting
of the B.C. Branch
of the Canadian Bar Association recently on the subject
of access to justice, singling out the high cost of legal services as a prominent, if not new, obstacle to tha
justice, singling out the high cost
of legal services as a prominent, if not new, obstacle
to that
goal.
The strength
of our commitment
to fairness and
access to justice must be measured by our actions which further — or frustrate — these
goals, rather than by how much we discuss them.
Innovation in
access to justice is happening everywhere it seems, but like Hagan, I'm seeing little evidence
of either coordination or collaboration toward what seems
to be a common
goal, at least at some level.
The ultimate
goal of the AJRN is
to create a community
of justice stakeholders who are committed
to improving
access to justice in Canada.
The domestic question is the balancing exercise between a civil
justice process that pays for itself (thus meeting the Osborne
goal of an economy in surplus) and the level at which fees affect
access to justice, either broadly or upon the state's obligations under Art 6.
The
goal of the AJRN is
to stimulate dialogue and knowledge exchange as well as
to build ties among
access to justice researchers across the country.
The
goal of the Measuring
Justice Research Project is to increase fairness and access to justice globally by facilitating and promoting an evidence - based approach to criminal leg
Justice Research Project is
to increase fairness and
access to justice globally by facilitating and promoting an evidence - based approach to criminal leg
justice globally by facilitating and promoting an evidence - based approach
to criminal legal aid.
I find it predictable that women are more inclined
to career paths that engage
access to justice, as women have reason
to be more attuned
to social
justice issues on a personal level... and have reason
to find the traditional practice
of law unwelcoming and not amenable
to supporting their lifestyle needs and interests /
goals, which would explain a greater interest in opportunities in
access to justice related work and organizations.
«With an eye on improving
access to justice in rural Alberta, our goal is to develop further streams of the Justice Bus to expose a more students to different aspects of the practice of law in rural Alberta.
justice in rural Alberta, our
goal is
to develop further streams
of the
Justice Bus to expose a more students to different aspects of the practice of law in rural Alberta.
Justice Bus
to expose a more students
to different aspects
of the practice
of law in rural Alberta.»
When considering the most appropriate forum for a dispute, which may be the administrative or the judicial system, we ask that this Court keep the importance
of access to justice and the
goals of human rights protections in mind.
Our
goal is
to assure
access to justice for all people regardless
of economic status.
The resolution urged courts
to work with their
access to justice commissions towards an «aspirational
goal of 100 percent
access to effective assistance for essential civil legal needs.»
To accomplish the goal of providing free legal service to asylum - seekers and access to justice to immigrants, PAIR conducts asylum intakes, screenings and consultations for detained immigrants, and «Know Your Rights» presentations in detention centers and in immigrant communities across Massachusett
To accomplish the
goal of providing free legal service
to asylum - seekers and access to justice to immigrants, PAIR conducts asylum intakes, screenings and consultations for detained immigrants, and «Know Your Rights» presentations in detention centers and in immigrant communities across Massachusett
to asylum - seekers and
access to justice to immigrants, PAIR conducts asylum intakes, screenings and consultations for detained immigrants, and «Know Your Rights» presentations in detention centers and in immigrant communities across Massachusett
to justice to immigrants, PAIR conducts asylum intakes, screenings and consultations for detained immigrants, and «Know Your Rights» presentations in detention centers and in immigrant communities across Massachusett
to immigrants, PAIR conducts asylum intakes, screenings and consultations for detained immigrants, and «Know Your Rights» presentations in detention centers and in immigrant communities across Massachusetts.
In August, the Conference
of Chief
Justices and the Conference
of State Court Administrators passed a joint resolution calling for «an aspirational
goal of 100 percent
access to effective assistance for essential civil legal needs.»»
It builds upon the efforts
of the Legal Aid Interagency Roundtable and the US Department
of Justice Office for
Access to Justice to demonstrate
to federal agencies how civil legal aid can help meet program
goals and improve delivery
of services in areas such as health care, housing, and veterans» affairs.
The Iowa Judicial Branch is dedicated
to the
goal of assuring all Iowans have equal
access to justice.
The
goal was
to apply innovative ideas and emerging (or any) technologies
to progress the business
of law or facilitate
access to justice for the public.
The
goal of the Court Assistance Program (Queen's Bench Amicus Program) is
to improve
access to justice for self - represented litigants appearing in Queen» Bench Justice and Masters Ch
justice for self - represented litigants appearing in Queen» Bench
Justice and Masters Ch
Justice and Masters Chambers.
The
goal is
to apply innovative ideas and emerging technologies
to progress the business
of law or facilitate
access to justice for the public.
In fact, the Meads judgment offers an opportunity for ordinary self represented litigants
to draw a contrast between OPCA's and their own authentic motivations and
goals, and
to deepen our understanding
of why ordinary people are coming
to the courts without legal representation looking for
access to justice.