"D.C. Council Appropriates $3.2 Million
for Legal Services" Washington
Lawyer, November 2006
"Trying to Meet the Overwhelming
Need for Lawyers" Legal Times,
October 16, 2006, at 6
"Senator Landrieu Keynotes Judicial &
Bar Conference" Washington Lawyer,
May 2006
"Access to Justice Commission
Receives Local Support" Washington
Lawyer, April 2006
"Legal Services for D.C.'s Poor"
Washington Post, February 17, 2006,
at A18
"D.C. Access to Justice Commission"
Council for Court Excellence
Newsletter, Fall 2005, at 2-3
"D.C. Court Establishes Access to
Justice Commission" Washington
Lawyer, April 2005
"Panel to Study Ways to Improve Legal
Help for Poor" Washington Post, March
10, 2005, at DZ03
The Commission in the News
District of Columbia
Access to Justice Commission
Media Coverage
"Board of Governors Calls Special
Membership Meeting" Washington
Lawyer, March 2007
"Justice to All" Washington Lawyer,
April 2007
"Lobbying for Access to Justice"
Washington Lawyer, May 2007
"Legal Clinics Help Poor Keep a Roof
Overhead"  Washington Post, June 7
2007, at DZ01
"D.C Council Allocates $3.2 Million for
Legal Services in 2008"   Washington
Lawyer, August 2007
"Pro Bono Programs Bring Civil
Support"  Washington Post, August 30,
2007, at DZ01
"From the President"  Washington
Lawyer, December 2007
"Renewal Preserves Efforts of the
Access to Justice Commission"  
Washington Lawyer, January 2008
"Appointments Bolster Continuity of
Access to Justice Commission"
Washington Lawyer, April 2008
"Conference Offers Panel Discussion
on Access to Justice Commission"
Washington Lawyer, June 2008
"A Conversation With Chief Judge Eric
T. Washington"  Washington Lawyer.
June 2008
"Judges Want More Legal Aid for
Low-Income Residents"  The Examiner,
April 2006
"D.C.'s Indigent Lack Lawyers in Civil
Court, Study Says" The Examiner,
October 7, 2008
"Attorneys Seek Justice for Low
Income Residents" Street Sense,
October 15, 2008 - October 28, 2008,
at 1, 4
"Report Urges Better Legal Services
for Poor" Afro-American Newspaper,
October 2008
"Poorer DC Residents Lacking Legal
Services" Washington Post, October 8,
2008, at B01
"Limited Justice" Legal Times, October
13, 2008
"Barry: D.C. Needs More Legal
Services Funding for Poor"
Afro-American Newspaper, October
2008
"New Report Details Unmet Civil Legal
Needs of D.C.'s Poor" Legal Services
Corporation Updates, October 9, 2008
"Equal Access to Justice?" The Kojo
Nnamdi Show, October 8, 2008
"D.C. Access to Justice Commission
Releases Civil Legal Needs Report"
Washington Lawyer, November 2008
Peter B. Edelman, "Access to Civil
Justice in the District of Columbia: A
Case Study of the District of Columbia
Access to Justice Commission" ABA
Judges' Journal, Fall 2008, at 10.
Robert J. Spagnoletti, "Small Income
Equals Little Access" Washington
Lawyer, December 2008
Danielle M. Reyes, "New Report
Sheds Light on an Under-Used
Strategy" Washington Grantmakers
Daily, January 6, 2009
Kathryn Alfisi, "Language Barriers to
Justice" Washington Lawyer, April 2009
Robert J. Spagnoletti, "From the
President" Washington Lawyer, April
2009
"Spagnoletti, Edelman Testify on
Funding for Civil Legal Services"
Washington Lawyer, May 2009
Peter B. Edelman, "And a Law for Poor
People: Obama wants to repeal many
strictures on legal services funding.
But more needs to be done." The
Nation, August 3/10 2009, at 23-24.   
"D.C. City Council Restores Civil Legal
Services Funding"  Inside the Bar, DC
Bar, June, 2010.
"Funding Declines for D.C.'s Legal
Services Providers"  Interview with
Peter Edelman, WAMU News, Dec. 11,
2009.
"Report: D.C. Legal Aid is Affected by
Recession" Washington Business
Journal, Dec. 10, 2009.