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Why Judges Support Civil Legal Aid
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To fulfill their role as neutral deciders in an adversarial legal system, judges need lawyers. Unrepresented litigants tax the court system and burden the people who work in it. Judges around the country, of all political stripes, are resolute in their support of civil legal aid. Judges support civil legal aid because they value equal justice and the protection of the disadvantaged. They support legal aid because it assists in the efficient and effective administration of the courts they run. They also support legal aid out of self-interest, because it makes their work lives less threatened and more effective.
Title: Why Judges Support Civil Legal Aid
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To fulfill their role as neutral deciders in an adversarial legal system, judges need lawyers.
Unrepresented litigants tax the court system and burden the people who work in it.
Judges around the country, of all political stripes, are resolute in their support of civil legal aid.
Judges support civil legal aid because they value equal justice and the protection of the disadvantaged.
They support legal aid because it assists in the efficient and effective administration of the courts they run.
They also support legal aid out of self-interest, because it makes their work lives less threatened and more effective.
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