The Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice
University of Windsor · Canada
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The journal focuses on access to justice in Canada, examining legal and procedural reforms, and their impact on various groups. It explores issues related to the "justice gap," the effectiveness of legal services, and the role of technology and alternative dispute resolution in improving access. The journal also addresses the rights of marginalized communities, including Indigenous peoples, individuals experiencing intimate partner violence, and people with disabilities, within the Canadian legal framework.
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