Access to Justice Commission


Access to Justice Civil Subcommittees Final Report

The Delaware Supreme Court created the Access to Justice Commission in 2014 “to identify the critical needs related to access to justice in Delaware and to develop realistic and cost effective solutions to meet those needs.” In order to accomplish that directive, three subcommittees focusing on civil justice were created:

  • The Subcommittee on the Efficient Delivery and Adequate Funding of Legal Services to the Poor (the Funding Subcommittee);
  • The Subcommittee on Judicial Branch Coordination in Helping Pro Se Litigants (the Pro Se Subcommittee); and
  • The Subcommittee on Promoting Greater Private Sector Representation of Underserved Litigants (the Pro Bono Subcommittee).
On Sept. 18, 2017 the three civil Subcommittees completed their work and below is their Final Report to the Delaware Supreme Court.


Access to Justice Civil Subcommittees Final Report

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