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The Top 10 Legal Culture Shifts Needed to Create the Courts of Tomorrow
The Top 10 Legal Culture Shifts Needed to Create the Courts of Tomorrow
For the last ten years, IAALS—the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System—has worked to rebuild the civil justice system. After much work, and through collaboration with some of the very best minds in the country, we are finally reaching a critical goalpost in that mission.
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How Are Judges Chosen? New Resource Gives State-by-State Breakdown
How Are Judges Chosen? New Resource Gives State-by-State Breakdown
It is no surprise that there is much confusion around how judges get to be judges in the United States. No two states use the same method to select and retain their judges, and even in individual states, the method may vary by the level of court and even location.
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IAALS Announces Impressive New Additions to Board of Advisors
IAALS Announces Impressive New Additions to Board of Advisors
Nationwide, IAALS is succeeding in improving the American legal system with innovative approaches to daunting challenges. But, we don’t do it alone. We work each day in collaboration with the very best minds in the country to research issues, generate ideas, and implement solutions that will have the most impact for the most people.
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Save the Date for IAALS’ Fourth Civil Justice Reform Summit
Save the Date for IAALS’ Fourth Civil Justice Reform Summit
On February 25-26, 2016, IAALS will hold its Fourth Civil Justice Reform Summit: Creating the Just, Speedy, and Inexpensive Courts of Tomorrow. The Summit will provide an opportunity to discuss the challenges of implementing change and chart the next steps for creating the just, speedy, and inexpensive courts of tomorrow.
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Badlands or Bust? Guess What Region's Law Schools Had Best Employment Rates in 2014
Badlands or Bust? Guess What Region's Law Schools Had Best Employment Rates in 2014
Three years ago, we launched Law Jobs: By the Numbers, an interactive online tool that gives prospective law students the most transparent and complete law school employment rate information available.
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Rebecca Love Kourlis to Receive Leader of Democracy Award
Rebecca Love Kourlis to Receive Leader of Democracy Award
The League of Women Voters of Colorado is recognizing IAALS Executive Director Rebecca Love Kourlis with its 2015 Leader of Democracy Award on June 17. I can't think of a more appropriate recipient of this award than Becky. The LWV is a national, nonpartisan political organization that has fought since 1920 to improve our systems of government—something that Becky has also been working toward her entire career.
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Efficient and Accessible Courts: 24 Recommendations for Improving Civil Justice
Efficient and Accessible Courts: 24 Recommendations for Improving Civil Justice
Our 24 Principles lay the foundation for achieving fundamental improvement of our system to help ensure that no one is shut out due to a lengthy and expensive process.
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The Process for Improving the American Legal System: IAALS 2014 Annual Report
The Process for Improving the American Legal System: IAALS 2014 Annual Report
Over the last eight years, our impacts have been felt across the country. A critical component of our success lies in our approach to tackling the challenging issues we face.
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Evaluation of Experiential Law School Program Proves Graduates “Ahead of the Curve”
Evaluation of Experiential Law School Program Proves Graduates “Ahead of the Curve”
Are law school graduates ready to enter the profession, engage in the practice, and serve clients? Many law schools have developed more robust experiential training in recent years. One such program is educating law students who are outperforming their colleagues in the field who have been licensed to practice law for up to two years, according to a study conducted by Educating Tomorrow’s Lawyers.
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E-Discovery Sanctions & Spoliation: What a Judge Needs to Know—A Webcast
E-Discovery Sanctions & Spoliation: What a Judge Needs to Know—A Webcast
Discovery in litigation can be complicated and expensive, and electronic discovery is no exception. The preservation and production of electronically stored information presents ample opportunities for complication and expense. To provide education for judges tackling these issues, IAALS and the National Judicial College will co-host a webcast on February 18, 2015, at no cost for state court judges.
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