(L-R) Dawne Mitchell and Adriene Holder of the New York City Legal Aid Society. Courtesy photos 'Bring Greater Justice to Our Family Court System': Government Should Ensure Equal Access to Justice for Families and Children
At a time of crisis, when the vulnerable populations who routinely appear in Family Court need help the most, their legal issues have been deemed "non-essential."
February 24, 2022 at 09:10 PM
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Commentary
In June 2020, amidst a backdrop of racial justice protests that brought renewed critical focus on the inner workings of the nation's legal institutions, New York State Chief Judge Janet DiFiore commissioned a report to review equal justice in the state's court system.
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