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to the “Unwieldy Rocks” of Hammurabi’s Code. This article from Jolt Law addresses ways AI could widen the gap for equal justice. For instance, a large percentage of pro-se litigants…

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Questions in Times of Crisis” will be taught by 2 law librarian stars: Jenny Silbiger, State Law Librarian, Access to Justice Coordinator, Hawaii Supreme Court Law Library, and Joseph Lawson,…

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See The Untapped Potential of Public Libraries to Help Close the Justice Gap for the full article and a link to the white paper. Oregon’s public county law libraries already provide…

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…law library, legal aid office, a nonprofit legal assistance service, or your state representatives.) For example, in Oregon, visit the Oregon Law Help website and check out the Legal Assistance Resources…

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…delivered the opinion of the Court. When an individual files for bankruptcy, she may exempt particular categories of assets from the bankruptcy estate. One such category includes certain “retirement funds.”…

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A2J = Access to Justice: Words and Names Matter The Law Librarians at the State Of Wisconsin Law Library know that the difference between a Legal Resource Center or…

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specific focus on the “sequential lineup”. Dr. Reisberg will also consider the broader issue of how, in general, science can guide the justice system and how attorneys might address these…

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involving civil process will benefit from this informative seventeen chapter civil process manual. The Oregon State Sheriffs’ 2014 Civil Process Manual features topics of interest, including service and enforcement of…

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The January 2015 ABA Journal has these articles and more: “Washington state moves around UPL, using legal technicians to help close the justice gap,” by Robert Ambrogi “It’s unethical…

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