The Legal Intelligencer
...Bar Association created a Civil Gideon Task Force to study problems of access to justice. A cross-section of the bench and bar familiar with...
...their constitutionally protected rights to access to counsel and right to...process of law and the equal protection of the laws."...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
Three significant bills affecting the judiciary were approved by the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on Tuesday morning, including a measure to raise the mandatory retirement age of judg
...Hamburg, 12-cv-763, ordering the Obama administration to grant access to emergency contraception—the so-called "morning-after pill"...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...channels, you're missing an opportunity to gain important insights and, of equal importance, establish that you care about your customers and treat them with...
Five years after they were rolled out, the rules about the way complaints against federal judges are handled are under review
...of a national economic market in products and services depending on equal access to public record information, and undermines the democratization of information access...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...in May 2012. Many applauded the move as a way to improve access to legal services for the poor and instill a sense of professional...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...to student-created GSAs flies in the face of the federal Equal Access Act. The act, passed in 1984, requires federally funded secondary schools...
...Equal Employment Opportunity Commission about...office" and had his access card deactivated after he filed...
Originally Published: the_am_law_daily
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