Promising, new, breakthrough solutions to Rule of Law challenges. They clearly describe in what way they make a difference and who will benefit from them.
Court monitoring helps engage the public to improve justice systems, holds justice systems to account, and promotes an open and transparent court process. The Fair Trials App. makes it easier for others to check a trial against fair trial criteria and for reports to be promptly made available on the internet for public scrutiny and analysis.
Creating affordable law and justice practice centres to provide legal assistance to more individuals than a typical law school legal clinic is able to help.
Breaking down the traditional distance between the professional lawyer and the client, opening the first "legal shops" on the high street in Italy where customers can walk in for legal advice
The voluntary work of Peruvian judges who donate their time to community locations sharing their legal knowledge and experience, providing educational, information and coordination. They prevent conflict and provide dispute resolution.
No clinic before now has focused on the diagnosis of conflict and the design of systems for managing conflict.
Creating the conditions for close monitoring of European judicial practices to see the effects of adopting a wide range of interpretations of objectivity in different states.
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