Access to Justice

Deborah L. Rhode

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Legal Education and Practice Innovations Legal processes and jurisprudence Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems

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1. Equal Justice Under Law: The Gap between Principle and Practice 2. Litigation and Its Discontents: Too Much Law for Those Who Can Afford It, Too Little for Everyone Else 3. Historical Perspectives: Legal Rights and Social Wrongs 4. Access to What? Law without Lawyers and New Models of Legal Assistance 5. Locked In and Locked Out: The Legal Needs of Low-Income Communities 6. Presumed Guilty: Class Injustice in Criminal Justice 7. Pro Bono in Principle and in Practice 8. A Roadmap for Reform

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