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Your location: AJS Store :: Pro Se These are the items available in the section. Click the add to cart link to add an item to your shopping cart. Meeting the Challenge of Pro Se Litigation: A Report and Guidebook for Judges and Court Managers By Jona Goldschmidt
This book summarizes the legal and ethical issues involving self-represented litigants that daily confront judges and court staff, offers a detailed look at programs in 11 states designed to help self-represented litigants, and presents 14 policy recommendations for courts, judges, lawyers, and legislatures. Reaching Out or Overreaching: Judicial Ethics and Self-Represented Litigants Cynthia Gray
Reaching Out or Overreaching: Judicial Ethics and Self-Represented Litigants
argues that, under the code of judicial conduct, no reasonable question is raised about a judge’s impartiality when the judge, in an exercise of discretion, makes procedural accommodations that will provide a diligent self-represented litigant acting in good faith the opportunity to have his or her case fairly heard -- and, therefore, that a judge should do so. The 96-page publication discusses topics such as demeanor, the appearance of bias, providing clear explanations for litigants, liberal construction of pleadings, explaining the process, instructing self-represented litigants, and asking questions during hearings. Funded by a grant from the State Justice Institute, Reaching Out also includes proposed best practices for cases involving pro se litigants and a self-test, hypotheticals, a talk, small group exercises, a debate, and panel discussion for use by judicial educators a session covering the topic at judicial conferences. Item AJS189. Curriculum Published: 2005 96 pages | $25 | Add to cart. | | |
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