Sentences with phrase «have access to justice regardless»

«Our organization is rooted in the belief that all individuals should have access to justice regardless of their income,» said Angela M. Lloyd, the Foundation's Executive Director..

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Everyone, regardless of their immigration status or the status of their loved ones, should have access to equal justice under the law.»

The teachers Ellen had in high school inspired her to live her life working for social justice, including helping ensure that every child has access to an excellent education, regardless of their zip code.

Since its inception, AF has had a social justice mission, emphasizing that «all children regardless of race or economic status, can succeed if they have access to a great education» (Achievement First, 2017b).

Regardless, systemic bribery would constitute a serious affront to access to justice and the rule of law.

So, while LegalZoom has fired off a lawsuit in an attempt to hinder the availability of the free alternatives for justice that consumers seek, again, we choose to fight back and continue the drive toward greater access to the law for all, regardless of ability to pay.

By educating policymakers and the public about the importance of civil legal aid, the EJC works towards a vision of a Washington where everyone has equal access to justice regardless of how much money they make.

We believe that equal access to justice for families and individuals who have nowhere else to turn is critical and that everyone should have access to the legal services and legal remedies — regardless of their ability to pay.

Vincent Morris: Access to justice means the right to have meaningful participation in the legal process regardless of income or privilege.

And finally, what should we as a legal community be doing to shape the future so that all people have access to the level of legal help they need to achieve justice regardless of their income or circumstances?

Particularly, at a time when the gaps in access to justice continue to grow, when there are no meaningful increases in funding for Legal Aid, and as litigants and accused increasingly represent themselves in court, it is essential that protections are in place to ensure that every citizen has access to equal justice regardless of income level or ability to pay.

There is an access to justice problem among the poor (ie those who would not be able to afford lawyers regardless of the price being charged) and an access to justice problem among the middle class (ie those who * could * afford to pay their lawyers, but either are unable to find an available lawyer or who can not afford to pay the prices which available lawyers are charging).