Family courts promise to protect children's relationships with both parents, yet enforcement often fails, leading to significant family disruptions. Many…
Family Courts Under Fire in Northern Ireland: Parents Say System Is “Scary” and “Not Fit for Purpose”
A backlash against Northern Ireland's family court system raises concerns about its effectiveness in protecting children amid domestic abuse. Parents…
Alabama Judge Sentencing Case Shows Why Accuracy—and Accountability—Still Matter
Gilbert P. Self, a former judge in Alabama, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for misusing public funds, not…
When Access Exists on Paper but Not in Practice
The article discusses how modern court systems create invisible barriers to access and due process, particularly affecting parents and self-represented…
Operation Northern Lights: A Quiet but Powerful Win for Florida’s Most Vulnerable Children
Operation Northern Lights successfully recovered 43 missing children across Florida and neighboring states, demonstrating effective government collaboration among law enforcement…
Maryland’s Transcript Trap: How Ordinary People Like Bernard Miller and Shaoshan Feng Were Shut Out of Justice
In Maryland, access to justice is often an illusion, particularly for the poor. Bernard Miller and Shaoshan Feng's experiences show…