Sentences with phrase «justice initiative there»

That these resources, sustained by law societies for lawyer use, have been made available to the public is perhaps the most meaningful and least acknowledged access - to - justice initiative there is.

Not exact matches

Never before has there been such a moment of opportunity for Americans to take the initiative for the achievement of world justice, peace and prosperity for all peoples.

Without these strategic announcements, it's likely some of the governor's proposals — like, say, the broadband initiative or the juvenile justice piece — would have received just a line here or there in many media reports.

There's also some items included that are part of ongoing initiatives, like the effort to reform Medicaid and the downsizing of the state's juvenile justice system.

There she helped develop a mobile food pantry, ethnobotany workshops, and spearheaded food justice and diversity ambassador initiatives on campus.

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» effInitiatives,» 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» effinitiatives» effectiveness.

While there was diversity among the winners, more important were the initiatives the winners led to further diversity across the profession and in our justice system.

Spanish Minister of Justice Rafael Catalá defended the need for digital innovation in the legal industry, highlighting that from the outset it had been one of the priorities of his ministry, and while he acknowledged that in the administration of justice «this process has started late and slow, but there is no turning back», he also mentioned the improvements occurred in the recent months and the importance of civil society and private initiative to accompany the public sector through its digital transforJustice Rafael Catalá defended the need for digital innovation in the legal industry, highlighting that from the outset it had been one of the priorities of his ministry, and while he acknowledged that in the administration of justice «this process has started late and slow, but there is no turning back», he also mentioned the improvements occurred in the recent months and the importance of civil society and private initiative to accompany the public sector through its digital transforjustice «this process has started late and slow, but there is no turning back», he also mentioned the improvements occurred in the recent months and the importance of civil society and private initiative to accompany the public sector through its digital transformation.

Across Canada and in Alberta specifically, there are various initiatives that are attempting to address these (and other) barriers to civil justice.

If there is growing weariness, I expect some of that is generated by those on the frontlines who continue to slog forward while waiting for those in governments and courts to finish «exploring initiatives» and start funding and implementing initiatives that actually do increase access to justice.

There seems to be a real concern that restorative justice initiatives, well underway in the U.S., critically examining over-incarceration and unworkable mandatory minimums may be frozen in Trump's rigid law - and - order world.

Were it otherwise, there would be none of the many «futures initiatives» trying to solve this «access to justice» problem, and no need for CBA Futures Chats.

Apologies aside, there have been other initiatives that represent movement towards restorative justice.

There are also many initiatives currently underway aimed at reducing the over-representation of Indigenous people in criminal justice processes.

There are numerous new initiatives in Australia developing community based justice mechanisms for dealing with juvenile and adult offending by Indigenous people.

There are numerous new initiatives in Australia developing community based justice mechanisms for Indigenous people which are based on restorative justice principles.