The Maryland Access to Justice Commission and the State Law Library are teaming up to deliver legal reference training to public librarians across the state. The training teaches librarians the skills they’ll need to help their patrons find accurate legal information. Because access to justice starts with access to quality legal information.
A2JC Executive Director Reena Shah Joins Podcast to Discuss AI and Access to Justice
Maryland has about 40,000 lawyers. Roughly half a percent of them work in civil legal aid. Add more lawyers, and you still hit a ceiling, because every…
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September, 30 2026 MSBA and A2JC Join Governor to Call on Attorneys to Defend Due Process in Immigration Cases
In a joint op-ed for The Daily Record, Governor Wes Moore, Maryland Access to Justice Commission Chair Erek L. Barron, and Maryland State Bar Association…
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September, 10 2026 New Guidance on Civil Fee Waivers to Improve Court Access
Access to justice should not depend on a person’s ability to pay. Yet for many court users, filing fees and other litigation costs can create significant…
