
Access to Justice
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- Intro
- Contents
- 1 Equal Justice Under Law: The Gap between Principle and Practice
- Defining the Goal: Access for Whom? For What? How Much? And Who Should Decide?
- The Increasing Role of Law and the Rationale for Legal Assistance
- The Inadequacy of Legal Assistance
- Self-Representation and Nonlawyer Assistance
- The Limitations of Lawyers' Pro Bono Service An Agenda for Reform
- 2 Litigation and Its Discontents: Too Much Law for Those Who Can Afford It, Too Little for Everyone Else
- Legal Hypochondria: Argument by Anecdote
- Redefining the Problem: Inefficiency, Inconsistency, and Inequity
- Reassessing Causes
- Rethinking Solutions
- 3 Historical Perspectives: Legal Rights and Social Wrongs
- Early Understandings of Access to Justice
- The Evolution of a Right to Counsel in Criminal Proceedings
- Civil Legal Services for the (Deserving) Poor
- From Clients to Causes: Pro Bono and Public Interest Representation
- Restraints on Competition: Advertising, Solicitation, Minimum Fees, and Group Legal Services
- Nonlawyer Services
- The Historical Legacy
- 4 Access to What? Law without Lawyers and New Models of Legal Assistance
- Law without Lawyers
- Policing the Professional Monopoly
- One Stop Shopping: Multidisciplinary Practice
- Making Lawyers' Services More Accessible
- 5 Locked In and Locked Out: The Legal Needs of Low-Income Communities
- The Challenges of Triage: Which Needs to Meet and Who Should Decide
- Critics from the Right
- Critics from the Left
- Expanding the Scope of Legal Assistance: More Funds, Fewer Restrictions
- Ensuring an Effective System
- 6 Presumed Guilty: Class Injustice in Criminal Justice
- Institutionalized Injustice: Defense Counsel for the Poor
- Inadequate Responses to Inadequate Representation
- When the Difference Is Death
- Making Rights a Reality
- 7 Pro Bono in Principle and in Practice
- The Rationale for Pro Bono Responsibilities
- The Extent of Pro Bono Responsibilities: Rules and Realities
- The Evolution of Law School Pro Bono Programs
- Workplace Influences on Pro Bono Service: An Empirical Analysis
- Law School Pro Bono Programs: An Empirical Analysis
- An Agenda for Reform: Connecting Principles to Practice
- 8 A Roadmap for Reform
- Government Funding and Bar Pro Bono Contributions
- Structural Changes in Dispute Resolution and the Delivery of Legal Services
- Accountability
- The Politics of Progress
- Notes
- Index
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