A couple of years ago, I blogged about what a state capacity for access to justice might look like. Folks might find this post useful to start to talk about evaluation of the progress of their state’s ATJ Commission (or justification for lack of one).
I thought it might now be time to think about what the capacities for national Access to Justice focusing and initiating of activities are needed, particularly when new areas of opportunity arise.
I am not here suggesting how these functions might be fulfilled, or whether or how they should be integrated or divided, rather I suggest them as a way of assessing whether our community is doing all it should in focusing and opportunity-taking terms.
Before the list I would also point out that filling in the gaps in this list, and making sure there is some form of linkage between the elements, would provide…
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