And Justice for All (1996)

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The report that launched the California Commission on Access to Justice. This comprehensive study examines whether the civil legal needs of California's low-income residents were being met, with historical and international comparisons.

It estimates the additional funding needed to meet the legal needs of people living in poverty and those just above the poverty line, and it set the Commission's overall goal: quality access to justice for all Californians.

Commission History · PDF, 116 pages

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