The Tinley Park Squatter Is A Hero
The Tinley Park squatter played the system, but not as badly as the system has plagued her. She’s caring for family the best way she can.
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The Pain Of Losing A Case On Appeal
Losing a case on appeal is painful. Your judge was either an idiot, or biased, or both. But appellate court judges should be better, right?
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Judicial Tyranny An All Too Common Experience
To combat judicial tyranny as a pro se litigant, know the law, express it boldly, and never appear before a judge without a court reporter.
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The Two Constitutions of Justice Thurgood Marshall
Justice Thurgood Marshall saw multiple federal constitutions. He said the first was fundamentally flawed by its accommodations to slavery.
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Martin Luther King Jr On Law and Order
Law and order as interpreted by the courts are about power, not justice. But power can come from a mere willingness to demand justice.
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Is Access To Justice Different for Different Litigants?
Richard Zorza described the difference in access to justice for different litigants, including corporations and self-represented parties.
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Closing the Justice Gap for Unrepresented Litigants
New York is dedicating resources in an effort to close the justice gap in litigation outcomes between represented and unrepresented parties.
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