Florida Chief Justice Jorge Labarga joins chief judges from three other states to brief the U.S. Senate staff on issues of access to courts by people without attorneys.
April 15, 2015 at 02:00 PM
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Florida Chief Justice Jorge Labarga joined three other state court chiefs Wednesday at a U.S. Senate staff briefing on the problems posed by millions of pro se litigants crowding state courts.
The discussion was moderated by Legal Services Corp. president James J. Sandman and included the chief justices from Kentucky, Texas and Tennessee.
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