Equal Access to Civil Justice: Pursuing Solutions Beyond the Legal Profession

Karen Lash, Pauline Gee & Laurie Zelon

Journal: Yale Law & Policy Review

Volume: 17

First Page: 489

Year: 1999

Bluebook Citation: 17 YALE L. & POL'Y REV. 489 (1999)

Author: Pauline Gee: all 1 publication


Abstract

When the fundamental principles of fairness and equal justice through the rule of law are shaken, the cornerstones of our democratic society are threatened. Respect for justice and laws is diminished when large segments of our society do not have equal access to civil justice because they cannot obtain legal assistance to resolve disputes that touch on the very basics of life (e.g., health care, food, and shelter) or to seek legal redress of their grievances.

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