Press and Praise for The Justice Index

Press coverage for the National Center for Access to Justice‘s newly launched Justice Index has been very positive. Especially notable are comprehensive pieces in the National Law Journal (print edition, Monday, March 3, 2014) and New York Law Journal (print edition, Wednesday, February 28, 2014). The ALM publication Law & Technology covered the Justice Index, as did the tech blog Open Law and AccesstoJustice.Net.

Reception within and around the courts has been positive and proactive. The National Center for Access to Justice has gathered statements of national experts attesting to the value of the Justice Index as a resource for promoting reform, available here.

The National Center for Access to Justice at Cardozo Law School is an academically affiliated non-partisan law and policy organization dedicated exclusively to increasing access to our nation’s civil and criminal justice systems. In carrying out its reform initiatives, NCAJ works closely with the bar, the judiciary, law schools, the legal services community, and many other stakeholders including social services agencies and client groups. NCAJ’s tools include litigation, reports, public education and public advocacy, conferences, legislative drafting, and the latest data visualization tools. NCAJ makes its home at Cardozo Law where it teaches the Access to Justice Clinic.