After five wonderful years at Cardozo Law School, the National Center for Access to Justice is moving to Fordham Law School where we will be expanding our work and helping to lead a school-wide Access to Justice Initiative. On the…
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On May 11, 2016, NCAJ launched the new “Justice Index 2016” with an evening panel discussion at The Palmer House Hotel in Chicago, IL, issuance of a press release describing leading findings of Justice Index 2016, and publication of the new findings along…
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The Justice Index 2016 launches today at www.justiceindex.org and is now live on the internet. See NCAJ’s Justice Index 2016 Press Release. The Justice Index is NCAJ’s data-intensive online resource using indicators and findings to identify and to support the replication…
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The National Center for Access to Justice will host “The Launch of the Justice Index”, a one hour early evening event at 5pmCST/6pmEST in the Red Lacquer Ballroom at the Palmer House Hotel in Chicago, llinois, alongside the ABA/NLADA Equal…
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The Justice Index, www.justiceindex.org, is NCAJ’s data-intensive online resource using indicators and findings to identify and to support the replication of laws, rules and policies intended to help increase access to justice in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and,…
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The Justice Index, www.justiceindex.org, is NCAJ’s data-intensive online resource using indicators and findings to support the replication of laws, rules and policies intended to help increase access to justice in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and, soon, Puerto Rico.…
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Across the United States and around the world people seek civil access to justice to resolve problems that threaten their homes, jobs, savings, custody of their children, even their physical safety and lives. They seek it also to resolve pressing…
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The Justice Index, www.justiceindex.org, is NCAJ’s online resource relying on indicators and data to promote adoption of best practices for access to justice in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and, in the soon-to-be-launched edition, Puerto Rico. Followers of…
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An Oct. 2, 2015 letter to the NYT by David Udell, National Center for Access to Justice, and Risa Kaufman, Columbia Law School Human Rights Institute, explains that new United Nations Global Goal 16 — the “access to justice goal”…
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On September 24th, the National Center for Access to Justice at Cardozo Law School and the Columbia Law School Human Rights Institute will jointly host a mid-day panel discussion on the implications in the US of the imminent adoption by…
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