The Brief
- D.C. courts are considering a proposal that would allow non-lawyers to assist residents in navigating civil matters.
- The program would consist of trained individuals who would help lower-income individuals dealing with civil cases.
- It’s a proposed solution to address the shortage of lawyers and affordable assistance for many dealing with court cases.
WASHINGTON – D.C. is considering allowing trained non-lawyers to help low-income residents navigate the justice system.
If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at being a lawyer without going to law school, now may be your chance in the nation’s capital. The truth is, there are just not enough attorneys to help people dealing with their problems in court.
A proposed solution:…