Article: Increasing Access to Justice for the Self-Represented Through Web Technologies (Herman 2007)

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This November 2007 article provides examples of how web technology is being used to increase access to courts for self-represented litigants. Best practices for developing web content and meeting specific audience needs is discussed, along with creative uses of technology, funding technology projects, etc.

 

Recommended citation: Madelynn Herman, Increasing Access to Justice for the Self-Represented Through Web Technologies, NCSC, Trends 2007, 29-33 (2007). Available at https://cdm16501.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/ctadmin/id/980.

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Year published: 2007

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  • Madelynn Herman

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