Access to Justice: Reports

Chapter 1 outlines legal deserts across the United States.

Report for the ABA Resource Center for Access to Justice Initiatives analyzing the structure, activity, staffing, and funding in 40 state and territory commissions.

Report issued by the European Agency for Fundamental Rights in 2011.

Report issued by the Legal Aid Interagency Roundtable in 2023 that focused on issues involving access to justice in federal administrative proceedings.

Report issued in September 2021 by the Legal Aid Interagency Roundtable .

Report of the Legal Aid Interagency Roundtable issued in 2024 looking at how collecting, sharing, and using data can advance access to justice.

Report issued by the Legal Aid Interagency Roundtable in 2022 looking at simplifying government forms and processes in order to make the system easier to navigate.

An OECD White Paper in collaboration with the World Justice Project.

Report issued by the White House Legal Aid Interagency Roundtable (LAIR) in 2016 outlining efforts by federal agencies to integrate legal aid into federal programs and initiatives.

First project to record comparable data on legal needs and access to civil justice on a global scale. Highlights how everyday people work their their normal legal problems.

Report from the Task Force for Justice, part of the Initiative of the Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just, and Inclusive Societies issued in 2019.

Report from the Legal Services Corporation, which explores the gap between the civil legal needs of low-income Americans and the services available for them in the year 2017.

Report from the Legal Services Corporation, which explores the gap between the civil legal needs of low-income Americans and the services available for them.

Study issued in 2021 looking at access to justice in the United States.

First in a series of 3 OGP reports, that looks at where there are gaps in 60 OGP nations, including suggestions for improving access to justice.

Report issued by the OGP in 2020, outlining how open government can make improvements to justice systems.

Report issued in 2014 by the American Association of Law Libraries Special Committee on Access to Justice, outlining ways in which law libraries can actively improve access to justice.

Report produced by the World Justice Project.

Report issued in September 2019 by the International Bar Association Access to Justice Committee and the World Bank, surveying 50 cost and benefit studies of past and proposed legal aid programs.