Richard Zorza has posted about how a recent US Supreme Court decision on dentistry could have implications for legal regulation;
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Nonlawyer Courtroom Navigator Follow-Up — Initial NY Report shows Value and Impact
Richard Zorza has posted a flurry of articles over the past week: this one reporting on the nonlawyer Courtroom Navigator project in New York.
Integrated Legal-Medical Care at Health Centers
At Open Law Lab, there is a post on the development of medical-legal partnerships in the US.
Should Criminal Lawyers Engage in Crowdsourcing?
At Open Law Lab there is a post on whether US criminal lawyers should engage in crowdsourcing.
Innovating Justice – A Book Review
The Winkler Institute blog has this book review of Innovating Justice by HiiL’s Sam Muller and other HiiL contributors – review by Nicole Aylwin.
What’s Money Got to Do with It?: Public Interest Lawyering and Profit
This article by Kathryn A Sabbeth examines public interest lawyering in the US, and argues that public interest lawyering should not be regarded as a market exception.
Online Judges and Internet Hearings Under eBay Justice Plan
The Crisis in New Zealand’s Civil Justice System
Here is an article describing the crisis in New Zealand’s civil justice system.
UN Rights Expert Urges Greater Access to Justice in Portugal
Can We Standardize Legal Warning Icons?
Open Law Lab has a post on whether standardized legal warning icons could increase access to legal information.
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