NorthJersey.com: Index by Fordham Law’s National Center for Access to Justice Used for Proposed Reforms

By Newsroom on March 20, 2023 Centers and Institutes, In the News

An index developed by Fordham Law’s National Center for Access to Justice is mentioned in an article about proposed reforms for addressing legal fines and fees for incarcerated individuals.

Read “NJ Clergy Push for State to Let Incarcerated People Reduce Burdensome Debt While in Prison” in NorthJersey.com.

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NorthJersey.com: Index by Fordham Law’s National Center for Access to Justice Used for Proposed Reforms

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