Projects

We’re researching, reporting & implementing innovative solutions to make the civil justice system work for all people.

List of current projects

Showing 1 - 4 out of 4 results for Judiciary

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    Uncomplicated Courts Initiative

    This initiative is creating the blueprint for courts to simplify their high-volume dockets and processes, and layer in user-focused technology alongside strategically targeted legal help, so courts will be optimized to meet the needs of people and their communities.
    Toolkit and Pilot Project Launching Soon; Seeking Funding for Evaluation
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    Judicial Performance Evaluation 2.0

    IAALS is helping JPE programs update their approaches to reflect modern realities, while remaining accurate, trusted, and relevant.
    Final recommendations released; advising states on implementation
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    The O'Connor Judicial Selection Plan

    IAALS and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor identified a model for choosing, evaluating, and retaining judges that balances the need for fair and impartial courts with the need for public accountability and transparency.
    Advisor to state judicial selection leaders
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    US Justice Needs

    People of all socioeconomic backgrounds face problems every day with unclear paths to resolution. Our research findings are paving the way for meaningful progress to close the justice gaps in our society.
    Focusing data review on families, businesses, rural populations, and the middle class