Capital Letter: Being relevant: top courts contemplate their place in the world
In extracurial speeches, senior Commonwealth judges recently have been querying courts' roles in delivering civil justice.
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Speechmaking senior Commonwealth judges have been querying courts' roles in delivering civil justice.
Identifying a gap in the market for services to a specialised form of participant, the "involuntary self-represented litigant" (to be distinguished from the "querulent" in pursuit of
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Capital Letter: Being relevant: top courts contemplate their place in the world
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