This Memorial Day, we honor those who have given their lives in service to our country. We also want to spotlight the Illinois Armed Forces Legal Aid Network which provides legal aid to veterans and military members. #EmpoweredtoAdvocate Volunteer at buff.ly/37Cx8eg.

One focus of 2Civility's Courthouse Professionalism Training is how court users are navigating a complex experience without the knowledge lawyers & judges take for granted. Investigative tools like these by National Center for State Courts make these considerations known. hubs.li/Q02x4tDx0

🧾🛠️🪵⛺️ FORMS CAMP IS BACK Could your #court #forms use a little love? Want help from expert counselors on topics like: user testing, plain language, design, automation, translation, and more? Learn more & apply: ncsc.org/consulting-and…

FYI for those interested in collegial courts (& meeting friends on elevators) — this new National Center for State Courts #TinyChat offers a concise overview of key points of Morgan Hazelton Michael Nelson & Rachael Hinkle’s *award winning* book, The Elevator Effect. Check it out: vimeo.com/951490873

What influences collegiality among judges? What impact does it have on decision-making? Learn about the new book, The Elevator Effect, in this brand new #TinyChat with Morgan Hazelton, Michael Nelson, and Rachael Hinkle. SLU LAW University at Buffalo School of Law Penn State Law vimeo.com/951490873

This National Center for State Courts #TinyChat episode discusses the findings of "The Elevator Effect: Contact and Collegiality in the American Judiciary," a report on how interpersonal interactions affect the way judges work and practical next steps for courts. hubs.li/Q02zTKVG0

A Michigan man with a suspended license recently went viral when he appeared for his virtual court hearing from his car. If we want to reduce rule breaking, court backlog, taxpayer burdens, and collateral costs, we should focus at least as much attention on policies . 1/

Great news, and a lesson for courts. For example: vimeo.com/showcase/70039…

Here is video of a grown man yelling at an anthropomorphized form: vimeo.com/957068741 + more details on what you'll learn and how to apply.

By the end of this weekend, we will have transcribed nearly our entire oral argument collection. You can already begin searching it and making alerts for it, but user experience still needs work. Still, this should open a lot of innovation and research: courtlistener.com/audio/

Endorsement: This is a great (and free!) service to help you manage how your data is used by many companies, and much of the work is automated for you. Thank you Consumer Reports! permissionslipcr.com/download.php

Excited to share this opportunity to build the AtJ research field: ABF Access to Justice Research Initiative Early-Career Workshop, guided by Faculty Director Alyx Mark. Please share widely! Focus is US/comparative research projects. Submissions due 8/16. american-bar-foundation.breezy.hr/p/477be7b8adc2…

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A great opportunity for PhD students and early-career scholars studying access to justice. 👇 August 16 deadline ✅ american-bar-foundation.breezy.hr/p/477be7b8adc2…

Courts included. Contracting for Digital Services: ncsc.org/__data/assets/… Procurement Tiny Chat: vimeo.com/showcase/70039…

The amazing Emily LaGratta has launched another court fairness challenge! These are so cool, so beneficial to participants, and totally free. Only 4 spots! Announcement w/details & application link: static1.squarespace.com/static/5d260fa…

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Twitter just activated a setting by default for everyone that gives them the right to use your data to train grok. They never announced it. You can disable this using the web but it's hidden. You can't disable using the mobile app Direct link: x.com/settings/grok_…

In "Access to Justice as Access to Data," Georgetown Law Prof. Tanina Rostain discusses barriers created by inaccessible court data. She emphasizes making such data freely available for research to increase access to, and identify gaps in, our justice system. (1/2)

In our latest #TinyChat, Zach Zarnow and Danielle Hirsch talk with Sateesh Nori about his insightful book, Sheltered: Twenty Years in Housing Court. Sateesh offers an overview of the key topics covered in the book about housing, justice, and more. Watch now. vimeo.com/1008807781