Tag: access to justice

Reality Check: Who Is Maryland Government Actually Built For?

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews Maryland is often described as a well-run state. Strong economy.Highly educated...

Reality Check: Maryland Looks Functional—Until You Need It

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews Maryland looks like a well-run state. On paper, it checks every box: strong schools, high...

How Maryland Family Courts Can Build Case Records Without a Parent Present

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews | Father & Co. A recent federal disability-rights ruling involving a Maryland parent...

Analysis: What Maryland Could Change to Prevent ADA Access Failures in Family Court

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews | Policy Analysis The recent federal ruling granting disability accommodations to a...

Federal Court Grants ADA Accommodations as Maryland Family Court Proceedings Continue Without Disabled Parent

By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews A recent federal court ruling granting disability accommodations to a Maryland parent has...

Maryland’s Transcript Trap: How Miller v. Smith and Feng v. Chen Expose Access-to-Justice Failures

When Americans think about “access to justice,” most assume it means having a fair chance to appeal if a court gets...

Justice Denied: The Impeachment Files (Part 2)

By Michael Phillips “No one elected them. No one regulates them. And yet they sit behind closed doors shaping the justice...

Justice Denied: The Impeachment Files

By Michael Phillips “Equal justice cannot coexist with private galas in our highest court while citizen complaints are...