A 'Quiet' Closing with Resounding Impacts on Equal Justice

By A Mystery Man Writer

A2J Initiative co-directors Matthew Diller, Jonathan Lippman, and David Udell wrote a column for The Hill about the closure of the Justice Department’s Office on Access to Justice. Recently, theRead More

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