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Article | March, 4 2024

Commentary: Funding civil legal aid vital to protect many Maryland families

Reena Shah co-authors op-ed with Commissioners, Vicki Schultz and Michelle Siri

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Blogs | February, 26 2025

A2JC Dispatch – February 2025 Issue

The February IssueIn this month’s Dispatch, we highlight A2JC’s partnership with the MSBA Lawyer Assistance Program to launch a Secondary Trauma…

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Blogs | February, 25 2025

Expanding Access to Justice: Pro Bono Opportunities in Immigration Cases in Maryland

In the wake of recent executive orders affecting immigration policies, the need for legal representation for immigrants in Maryland has never been more…

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Blogs | February, 7 2025

Race Equity and DEI Under Threat: The Access to Justice Perspective

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are facing increasing scrutiny and resistance across various sectors, including legal, educational,…

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Blogs | February, 3 2025

Maryland Responds to Rescission of Federal Memo on Immigration Enforcement Near Sensitive Locations

In a move that has raised serious concerns among immigrant rights advocates, a new executive order issued by the White House on January 20, 2025, rescinded…

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Blogs | February, 3 2025

The Access to Justice Commission Remembers Herb Garten

With deep sorrow and profound respect and gratitude, the Access to Justice Commission remembers Herbert S. Garten, a distinguished attorney, tireless advocate…

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Blogs | January, 22 2025

Securing Justice Through Sustainable Funding: The ACE Program’s Mission

In 2021, Maryland became a national trailblazer by enacting the ACE law, guaranteeing income-qualified tenants the right to legal representation in eviction…

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