Learn more about Justice Tech
Justice Tech is a rapidly evolving, fast-growing sector with established companies and emerging startups using innovative technologies to target inequities in civil or criminal justice.
The resources below are a good starting point for those looking to keep abreast of the latest developments and opportunities and include articles, industry analysis, podcasts, and recommended social media accounts with a consumer focus on measuring and addressing access to justice.
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Articles
December 2021
Report on uses of legal technology to solve access to justice issues.
December 2021
How civil courts used technology during the COVID-19 pandemic for civil litigants who have no right to counsel.
November 2021
Overview of MIT “Justice as a Platform” report.
October 2021
Article setting forth options to digitize US courts.
November 2019
Results from Pew Charitable Trusts survey highlighting issues leading to interaction with US civil legal system.
2019
Case study on legal technologies for use by non-lawyers, including list of available technologies.
2019
Report reviewing non-lawyer technology and highlighting programs already in use.
2019
OECD report reviewing issues and limitations to access to justice.
2019
HiiL report on unmet justice needs, potential for innovation, investment, and promising innovation projects.
2017
Report analyzing gaps in justice in civil matters with people representing themselves.
June 2015
Overview of civil legal problems, rights surrounding them, and solutions.
Recommended Organizations
News, jobs, and events related to access to justice and legal tech.
Law, Technology, and Access to Justice Blog
Blog examining technology and its impact on access to justice.
Recommended Podcasts
Australian lawyer’s podcast on highlighting the voices of those who are improving access to justice through technology.
Discussions with national leaders about expanding access to justice.
Recommended Twitter Feeds
Organization that designs and delivers interventions to increase access to legal support and progress social justice.
Hague Innovation of Law Program
Institute working toward #UserFriendlyJustice through data, innovation and transformation.
Cornell Legal Information Institute
Cornell Law School effort to support free access and understanding of the laws the govern them.
Providing access to primary legal materials, developing legal research tools, and supporting academic research on legal bodies.
Social enterprise improving #AccessToJustice through technology. Graphic Design, Software Development, Project Management, Document Automation & Web Development.
Suffolk Legal Innovation & Technology Lab
Consultancy and R+D shop focusing on legal tech and data science.
NOTE: These resources have been identified by members of the JTA community as being potentially useful or topical; however, the JTA does not maintain these external resources, and our inclusion of a resource does not constitute an endorsement by the JTA.