North Carolina Equal Access to Justice Commission
Non-profit OrganizationsNorth Carolina, United States2-10 Employees
North Carolina Equal Access to Justice Commission is a small nonprofit operating as a commission under the North Carolina Supreme Court and chaired by Chief Justice Mark Martin. It seeks to widen access to the civil justice system and pursues priorities such as securing the right to counsel in civil matters affecting basic human needs, increasing state and federal funding for civil legal services, promoting pro bono participation, and assisting self-represented litigants, along with public education and inclusion for people with limited English proficiency. Based in Raleigh, North Carolina, the commission operates within the state's judiciary and maintains a public presence through its website at nccourts.gov. A recent development is the Case Statistics Dashboard, which provides public access to case data from the North Carolina Judicial Branch.
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