If Access to Justice (A2J) is to be something other than a catch-phrase or a pipe dream, lawyers, judges, court administrators, and law librarians need to think, plan, and…
Oregon isn’t the only state with its courthouses on the verge of collapse (see page 32 of the report) (re “collapse”: only a mild exaggeration if the judges and…
…(and not just in the U.S. – it was a big, a huge, deal when some judges in the U.K. courts started using legislative history instead of relying only on…
…State Bar and Legal Aid web pages for information (and the law library of course). It’s a public service opportunity waiting for attorneys and judges to take it on….
…access to their state court judges’ opinions, read this article. You will see that some people do, and you will see what it took to make it possible (not all…
…of this campaign was to develop a series of graphic novels, called Justice Case Files, which engage the reader while giving insight into how judges make decisions, how the courts…
…it also creates challenges in the legal environment (and elsewhere) when fixed content is necessary for legal writers to support their conclusions. Judges, attorneys, academics, and others using citations need…
…Ave., Portland Bands comprised of at least one Oregon lawyer will compete for the title of “Best Oregon Lawyer Band.” Judges from the MBA legal community will decide the winner…
…the civil justice system. This full day forum presents an opportunity to hear from judges, the Bar, private lawyers, legal aid lawyers and other community partners on identifying and overcoming…
…the Washington County (Oregon!) Courthouse steps from Noon – 1 on Monday, September 17th. I’m inviting our local attorneys, judges, and elected officials, and will do a little publicity as…
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