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Achieving Civil Justice

A Framework for Collaboration
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Justice : Legal Services for the 21st Century
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Table of Contents

Foreword: Letter from the Cochairs

Executive Summary

Reintroducing the Civil Justice Gap

What Is It? Why Does It Matter?

Current Success in the Civil Justice Field

Bringing Justice Out of the Courthouse to the People Who Need It
Offering Legal Services Through Providers People Already Turn To
Using Technology to Streamline Access to Assistance
Expanding the Supply of Affordable Legal Assistance
Expanding the Workforce of Civil Justice Professionals
Funding and Scaling Solutions
Achieving Civil Justice for All Takes an Ecosystem

Securing Civil Justice for All Americans

A Framework for Tackling Civil Justice Projects

Conclusion

Appendix A: Organizations Mentioned in the Report

Appendix B: Civil Justice Data Initiatives

Appendix C: Making Justice Accessible Advisory Committee

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