The Florida Supreme Court wants a group seeking to increase low-income Floridians' access to justice to be clearer about where funding for their plans would come from.
January 26, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The Florida Supreme Court on Monday pressed a commission trying to increase low-income Floridians’ access to justice to outline how its ideas would be funded.
The high court told its Commission on Access to Civil Justice that it appreciates its plan for an online “gateway portal” that would guide Floridians to self-help centers and legal representation as well as a proposed website cataloguing civil justice resources across the state.
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