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Wait a Minute: Has the Federal Election Campaign Been About Access to Justice All Along?
In last week’s blog, I bemoaned the fact that we had made little progress this election season in raising the desperate issue of access...
Federal Election Issues, Self-Represented Litigants, and Fear of the Other
Since I have returned to Canada this week from a month “Down Under” (for my reports from Australia see "Access to Justice Down Under" a...
Access to Justice Down Under: Three Innovations to Consider
A lot is the same…
As I approach the end of my month in Australia, I have found a lot of similarities in the challenges faced by peo...
A2J, Political Pressure and Federal Politics: The View from Australia
I’ve been in Sydney and Adelaide since the beginning of September, giving talks and workshops about the SRL research (like Canada and t...
SRL Experience “the same” Both Sides of the Border: Preliminary Results from the US SRL Study
The Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System at the University of Denver IAALS has shared the preliminary results of ...