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Do Pilot Projects Offer a Path to Positive Litigation Reforms?

Christopher Wright Durocher April 4, 2018

acsblog

Mueller And The Limits Of Attorney-Client Privilege

Alan Neff February 9, 2018

press release

Federal Courts Undercut Efforts to Combat Workplace Discrimination, ACS Issue Brief Says

March 13, 2013

issue brief

Federal Civil Rulemaking, Discovery Reform, and the Promise of Pilot Projects

April 4, 2018

issue brief

Deconstructing the Right to Counsel

July 22, 2014

issue brief

Applying The Rationale Of Twombly To Provide Safeguards For The Accused In Federal Criminal Cases

September 17, 2013

issue brief

Are We Closer to Fulfilling Gideon’s Promise?: The Effects of the Supreme Court’s ‘Right-to-Counsel Term’

January 10, 2013

issue brief

Salvaging Civil Rights Claims: How Plausibility Discovery Can Help Restore Federal Court Access After Twombly and Iqbal

November 10, 2010

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The Rise of Plea Bargains and Decline of the Right to Trial

March 8, 2018

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The Era of Mass Incarceration

June 18, 2013

video

Gideon at 50: The Future of Indigent Representation

March 2, 2013

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Stephen Bright with Introduction by Judge Robert Pratt at ACS Student Convention, 2013

March 1, 2013

press release

Federal Courts Undercut Efforts to Combat Workplace Discrimination, ACS Issue Brief Says

March 13, 2013