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SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA

ACCESS TO JUSTICE COMMISSION

Emeritus Attorney Packet SCR 49.2

Legal Needs Assessment

Legal Resources Directory Brochure

Legal Resources Directory-Rurals Brochure

Order amending Rule 217 governing IOLTA

Flat interest rate set by Access to Justice Commission 1/22/2010= 1.2% APY

Questions regarding IOLTA should be directed to the Nevada Law Foundation at (702) 384-1204

Public Hearing regarding Rule 217 Amendments

Pro Bono Week Oct 26 -29

Pro Bono Awards 2009

Staff contact

**COMMISSION PURPOSE**

“This court agrees ...regarding the importance of access to justice in a democratic society; the lack of sufficient access to justice for thousands of Nevada citizens of limited means despite the efforts of numerous public and private organizations, attorneys, and other individuals, the critical need for statewide strategic planning and coordination of efforts to expand services and impose access to justice; and the effectiveness of supreme court commissions on access to justice created in other jurisdictions to respond to similar challenges…”

- Supreme Court of Nevada Enabling Order, June 2006

The purpose of the Access to Justice Commission as stated in Nevada Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 15 is:

1) Assess current and future needs for civil legal services for persons of limited means in Nevada.

2) Develop statewide policies designed to support and improve the delivery of legal services.

3) Improve self-help services and opportunities for proper person litigants and increase pro bono activities.

4) Develop programs to increase public awareness of the impact that limited access to justice has on other government services and on society.

5) Investigate the availability of and pursue increased public and private financing to support legal services organizations and other efforts to provide legal services to persons of limited means.

6) Recommend legislation or rules affecting access to justice to the Supreme Court.

*** COMMISSION RESOURCE CENTER ***

NEXT MEETING:

The remaining three quarterly meetings for the year are being finalized and will be posted as soon as available.

Location: Four AOC video-conferencing locations:

Carson City Las Vegas

AOC Conference Room, 2^nd Floor AOC Conference Room, 17^th Floor

Supreme Court Building Regional Justice Center

201 S. Carson St. 200 Lewis Ave., 17th Floor

Carson City, NV 89701 Las Vegas, NV 89101

Reno

AOC Conference Room, 2^nd Floor, #215 Coming soon- 4th Judicial District

2^nd Judicial District Court

75 Court Street, Reno, 89501

ARCHIVES:

MINUTES (PDF)

COMPLETE AGENDA BOOKS

Jan 22, 2010

Oct. 9, 2009

July 10, 2009

Apr. 28, 2009

Feb 5, 2009

October 23, 2008

Supplements Tab 4 Nev Law Foundtn: Grants, IOLTA, Revenue

June 20, 2008

April 25, 2008 (click links below)

Part 1 (tabs 1-6)

Part 2 (tabs 7-9)

Emeritus Attorney Program Petition (Filed copy)

SUPPLEMENT (Agenda item 7(a) Lawyers Helping Homeowners )

Memorandum (summarizing proposal) (.doc)

2008 State of the Judiciary, The Honorable Ruth V. McGregor, February 5, 2008

Arizona Agency Foreclosure Training, presented by Andrew J. Loubert, January 28, 2008

Under Pressure: the Arizona Real Estate Market and Loan Foreclosures, prepared by Kuehl Enterprises, LLC, January 22, 2008

Checklist: Identifying a Predatory Mortgage Loan (AZ)

Some Major DON’TS for Homeowners in Financial Distress (AZ)

Sample Foreclosure Prevention Counseling Forms (AZ)

NeighborWorks informational brochure (AZ)

Summary of Proposed Legislation (AZ)