Utah courts are creating a new office to address racism and bias in the judicial system, a first step sorely needed to combat institutional racism and restore public trust and confidence. Deseret News
Utah courts are creating a new office to address racism and bias in the judicial system, a first step sorely needed to combat institutional racism and restore public trust and confidence. Deseret News
New study of peremptory challenges in non-death-penalty cases finds systemic bias, with strikes of black jurors in 72% of cases and white jurors in 0.5% of cases. Reasons include dreadlocks, slouching, short skirt, visiting relatives in jail and negative experiences
New study of peremptory challenges in non-death-penalty cases finds systemic bias, with strikes of black jurors in 72% of cases and white jurors in 0.5% of cases. Reasons include dreadlocks, slouching, short skirt, visiting relatives in jail and negative experiences
My saving grace during the COVID-19 crisis came four months ago when I saw a note on LinkedIn that a legal innovation trailblazer I’ve long admired was interested in starting a casual daily lunch via Zoom.
I was
My saving grace during the COVID-19 crisis came four months ago when I saw a note on LinkedIn that a legal innovation trailblazer I’ve long admired was interested in starting a casual daily lunch via Zoom.
I was
One of the few companies doing regular research on trends in the legal industry and sharing that information publicly is Clio.
The practice management company already broke ground with its Legal Trends Report. But researchers there have upped their
One of the few companies doing regular research on trends in the legal industry and sharing that information publicly is Clio.
The practice management company already broke ground with its Legal Trends Report. But researchers there have upped their
As I was preparing to for a conversation about my view of the access-to-justice crisis, I was struck by three recurring themes. Because of the global pandemic and now civil unrest sparked by the police killing of George Floyd:
As I was preparing to for a conversation about my view of the access-to-justice crisis, I was struck by three recurring themes. Because of the global pandemic and now civil unrest sparked by the police killing of George Floyd:
