partnerships

The Alaska Court System, in partnership with the Alaska Pro Bono Program, created the Early Resolution Program (ERP) to address many issues with which courts across the country are grappling: how to efficiently and effectively manage divorce and custody cases involving self-represented litigants (SRLs), and how to triage cases to the appropriate resolution approach. This paper reported on an evaluation of the Anchorage ERP.

Year published: 2016

Document Author: Stacey Marz

This article addresses a topic of vital importance to the nonprofit sector: the dominant preference of institutional funders for visible partnerships and the reality that most of these are shallow relationships entered into by their participants to obtain funding. The article focuses on the not-so-subtle variations in the use of the term "partnership" by public, private, and nonprofit sector actors as a cause for misaligned performance expectations.

Year published: 2013

Document Author: Stuart Mendel

This SRLN webinar discusses the technology collaborations between the courts and legal services for pro se litigants. It was presented by Glenn Rawdon, Senior Program Counsel for Technology at the Legal Services Corporation (LSC), on September 21, 2005. Since its inception, LSC's Technology Initiative Grant Program has encouraged legal services providers to partner with their local courts on projects that help self represented litigants.

Year published: 2005

Document Author: Glenn Rawdon, Self-Represented Litigation Network

Briefing presented to the LSC Board in January 2011. Presenters: Scott Bravi, Chief Information Officer, Arnold and Porter Bonnie Hough, Managing Attorney, California Administrative Office of the Courts Mark O'Brien, Executive Director, Pro Bono Net Alison Paul, Executive Director Montana Legal Services Association Richard Zorza, Consultant

Year published: 2011

Document Author: Scott Bravi, Bonnie Rose Hough, Mark O'Brien, Alison Paul, Richard Zorza