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37 Fordham Urb. L.J. [i] (2010)

handle is hein.journals/frdurb37 and id is 1 raw text is: FORDHAM URBAN LAW JOURNAL Volume XXXVII February 2010 Number 1 CONTENTS ABA SYMPOSIUM ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE INTRODUCTION ............................. Robert L. Rothman 1 ESSAY ACCESS TO JUSTICE: SOME HISTORICAL COMMENTS ....... Lawrence M. Friedman 3 ARTICLES THE NEED FOR A NATIONAL CIVIL JUSTICE SURVEY OF INCIDENCE AND CLAIMING BEHAVIOR .............. Theodore Eisenberg 17 CONNECTING SELF-REPRESENTATION TO CIVIL GIDEON WHAT EXISTING DATA REVEAL ABOUT WHEN COUNSEL IS MOST NEEDED ................................ Russell Engler 37 LAWYERING IN JUVENILE COURT: LESSONS FROM A CIVIL GIDEON EXPERIMENT ................ Katherine Hunt Federle 93 ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN A WORLD OF EXPANDING SOCIAL CAPABILITY ............. Marc Galanter 115 HIGHER DEMAND, LOWER SUPPLY? A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE LEGAL RESOURCE LANDSCAPE FOR ORDINARY AMERICANS ............. Gillian K. Hadfield 129 EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW AND THE SOCIAL CONTRACT: WHEN WILL THE UNITED STATES FINALLY GUARANTEE ITS PEOPLE THE EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW THE SOCIAL CONTRACT DEMANDS? ....... Earl Johnson, Jr. 157

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