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Commentary: Funding civil legal aid vital to protect many Maryland families
Reena Shah co-authors op-ed with Commissioners, Vicki Schultz and Michelle Siri
The Art of Resilience: Celebrating 17 Years of APALSA Leadership and Legal Equity
On Tuesday, March 10th, the Maryland legal community gathered at Baltimore’s historic Westminster Hall for a milestone event: the 17th Annual APALSA…
Judicial Facilities Must Remain Neutral Spaces to Ensure Access to Justice
For the justice system to function, judicial facilities must be viewed as a neutral forum. Marylanders use judicial facilities to protect themselves and…
Preserving Trust: Why Nonpartisan Nonprofits are Essential to Maryland’s Justice Ecosystem
In the pursuit of equal access to justice, the law is only one part of the equation. For many Marylanders, the bridge to justice is built by nonprofit…
Access to Justice is a Pillar of the Rule of Law
The rule of law depends entirely on the ability of the people to access the legal system without fear or prejudice. It requires equal access to justice…
Call for Commissioners
The Maryland Access to Justice Commission seeks legal and community leaders to serve as Commissioners. Commissioners are a diverse group of leaders…
Legal Practitioners are the Nurse Practitioners of the Legal Profession
The access to justice gap is an enduring issue in Maryland, as many people cannot afford to hire an attorney to help them protect their rights and interests…
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