NEWS
- 09/12/2017: Survey: Americans overwhelmingly support right to counsel in civil cases >>
- 09/11/2017: WA court says child should have been appointed counsel >>
- 08/31/2017: Conference of State Court Administrators urges counsel for all child welfare cases >>
- 09/12/2017: Survey: Americans overwhelmingly support right to counsel in civil cases >>
- 09/11/2017: WA court says child should have been appointed counsel >>
- 08/31/2017: Conference of State Court Administrators urges counsel for all child welfare cases >>
- 08/14/2017: ABA resolution calls for right to counsel in immigration cases >>
- 08/11/2017: NYC is first place in country to provide right to counsel to tenants in housing court >>
- 08/02/2017: Washington State expands rule on counsel for litigants with disabilities to admin proceedings >>
- 08/01/2017: NY to provide counsel for all detained immigrants facing deportation >>
INTERACTIVE MAP
Our interactive map allows you to see recent activity, established rights to counsel, NCCRC involvement, and NCCRC presence by state.
NCCRC in the news
NCCRC Coordinator John Pollock appeared on WNPR in July 2017 and on the Lawyerist Podcast in August 2017 to discuss the right to counsel in civil cases.
About
The NCCRC works towards recognition of a right to counsel for indigent litigants in civil cases involving basic human needs such as housing, health, domestic violence, and child custody. The 2016 Annual Report of the Public Justice Center (our host organization) discusses the NCCRC.
Bibliographies
Want to find out about practically everything (media story, study/report, law review article, etc.) that's ever been written about the civil right to counsel? You'll find it in our bibliographies.