Access to Justice
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Puerto Rico Supreme Court Approves Non-Lawyer Ownership of Law Firms
Puerto Rico's Supreme Court authorizes non-lawyer ownership in law firms, introducing Rule 5.4(b) with specific conditions to maintain legal integrity.
ABA Report Highlights Widening 'Legal Deserts' in Rural America
The ABA's 2023 report reveals a growing shortage of attorneys in rural areas, exacerbating access to justice issues for millions of Americans.
AI-Powered Legal Aid Chatbots Revolutionize Justice in Underserved Communities
AI chatbots are transforming legal aid by providing accessible solutions in underserved communities, enhancing access to justice.
Supreme Court Considers Racial Bias in Jury Selection
The Supreme Court examines racial discrimination claims in jury selection as Pitchford v. Cain case raises critical legal questions.
Supreme Court Considers Landmark Birthright Citizenship Case
The Supreme Court evaluates significant arguments regarding birthright citizenship, impacting constitutional interpretation and immigrant rights.
Harvard Law Students Urge Divestment from ICE and Affiliated Law Firms
Harvard Law students advocate for the university to divest from ICE and law firms supporting it, reflecting a broader trend of student-led divestment campaigns.