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Court Administration & Access to Justice
Dockets, fees, legal aid, language access, and modernization of court systems.
- Court leans toward narrow ruling on inmate’s use of habeas for accelerated transfer to a halfway house or home confinement
The Supreme Court heard oral argument on Nov. 2 in Maxwell v. Dinis about whether a federal inmate may use a habeas statute, 28 U.S.C. § 2241, to contest the Federal Bureau of Prisons’ refusal to accelerate his transfer to a halfway house…
- Court leans toward narrow ruling on inmate’s use of habeas to challenge accelerated transfer to a halfway house or home confinement
The Supreme Court heard oral argument on Nov. 2 in Maxwell v. Dinis about whether a federal inmate may use a habeas statute, 28 U.S.C. § 2241, to contest the Federal Bureau of Prisons’ refusal to accelerate his transfer to a halfway house…
- Rajasthan High Court rolls out mobile e-seva vans to deliver digital court hearings and legal aid to remote villages
Jaipur, Nov 7 (IANS): Access to judicial services in Rajasthan is set to become easier for people living in remote villages, with the Rajasthan High Court on Saturday launching three E-Seva mobile vans to bring court-related facilities…
- Law and Technology: Emerita Professor Receives LegalTech Inspiration Award
“I’m thrilled to be recognized by the UIA for my work in the field of law and technology,” says Chicago-Kent College of Law University Distinguished Professor Emerita Lori B. Andrews. Throughout her career, Andrews has explored the legal…
- The Agatha Hunt Fund begins supporting the next generation of Pro Bono lawyers
As we celebrate Pro Bono Week, we are proud to share how the Agatha Hunt Fund, established by Mishcon de Reya in partnership with the University of Sheffield School of Law, is already supporting students committed to access to justice…
- 'Stumbling Stones: the John Rosenberg Story' | Legal Aid of Southeastern PA 25th Anniversary
BRYN MAWR - Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania (LASP) invites the community to celebrate its 25th anniversary on Friday, Nov. 20, 2026. The evening connects one attorney’s lifelong pursuit of justice with the role that each person can…
- Hofstra Law Expands Public Interest Support and Technology Training
Law.com Hofstra Law Expands Public Interest Support and Technology Training Alumni gifts fund a new public justice center and legal technology institute at Hofstra Law, supporting public service careers and hands-on learning in emerging…
- Disbarred former Manitoba law dean loses extradition fight in French Appeal Court
A court in France has ruled in favour of extraditing a former law dean of the University of Manitoba, who was arrested in the country on allegations he mismanaged hundreds of thousands of dollars in Canada. WINNIPEG â A court in France…
- Valnet and TheWrap Settle Defamation Lawsuit After Judge Grants 2 Anti-SLAPP Motions
The two parties settled after a federal judge threw out most of the claims Valnet brought against TheWrap including the central claim of defamation TheWrap and Valnet have settled a defamation lawsuit brought by Valnet after a federal…
- Procurement of Civil Legal Aid Services: Inquests
An update on the procurement for the new inquests category of law. We launched procurement for the new Inquests Category of Law under the 2024 Standard Civil Contract on 4 August 2026. The first procurement round closed on 4 September…
- Attorneys donate more than $85 million in services
Florida Bar members reported providing nearly 1.7 million hours of pro bono work in the past year and contributed almost $9.5 million in cash to civil legal aid organizations, according to data from the Bar’s latest dues statements. The…
- Instil justice, fairness and integrity in children early — Chief Justice
The Chief Justice, Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, has stressed the need to inculcate the values of justice, fairness and integrity in children from an early age to promote a just society. He said justice should not be left to judges, lawyers…
- Income Tax Appellate Tribunal May Set Up Camp Office in J&K to Facilitate Litigants
According to a report published by Daily Excelsior, Singh indicated that the tribunal was open to exploring the possibility of setting up a camp office in Jammu and Kashmir to make access to justice more convenient for taxpayers and…
- Aberdeen academic addresses European Parliament on anti-SLAPP protections
Head of the School of Law at the University of Aberdeen and co-convenor of the Anti-SLAPP Research Hub has addressed members of the European Parliament on the implementation of the EU Anti-SLAPP Directive. Professor Justin Borg-Barthet…
- Indiana’s Legal-Aid Lawyers Are Holding the Line. Who Is Fixing the System?
Hoosier Enquirer editorial | October 28, 2026 INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s legal-aid lawyers are helping families protect their homes, safety and essential benefits with inadequate resources. They are confronting the crisis, not causing it…
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