Apps can help disadvantaged people access the legal system, but they must be integrated with human assistance to effectively address literacy, internet access, and research skills barriers.

Techno-Optimism & Access to the Legal System

New technology can enhance access to justice for the poor, potentially increasing the number of legal services provided.

Using Technology to Enhance Access to Justice

Technology and peaceable dispute settlement methods can close the justice gap and address unmet justice needs, promoting equal access to justice and building lasting peace in communities riven by conflict.

Technology and the Changing Face of Justice

Technology offers a 'fourth wave' in access to justice, but digital inclusion and algorithmic justice challenges require solutions like Black Box Tinkering and human-centered design.

Meeting the Access to Civil Justice Challenge: Digital Inclusion, Algorithmic Justice, and Human-Centered Design

Technology-based legal guidance can improve access to justice for non-profit organizations by addressing the justice gap faced by these organizations.

Civil Society and Civil Justice: Teaching with Technology to Help Close the Justice Gap for Non-Profit Organizations

European civil society organizations prioritize marginalized groups' experiences and'see through' technology, recognizing its connection to larger systems of institutionalized oppression.

Decentering technology in discourse on discrimination*

Technology can enhance access to justice for victims of family violence, but it must be victim-centric and trauma-informed to ensure safety and security.

The Role of Technology in Improving Access to Justice for Victims of Family Violence: Challenges and Opportunities

Legal technology can bridge the gap between rights in law and rights enforced, but it is not a symbiotic relationship or a guarantee of improved access to justice.

Janus-Faced Justice? The Role of Legal Technology in the Provision of Access to Justice

This paper explores strategies to expand access to justice for marginalized groups, such as low-income individuals, minorities, and persons with disabilities, through legal aid programs, technology-enabled solutions, community-based initiatives, and policy reforms.

Pathways to Justice: Expanding Access for Everyone

Digital technologies in the legal system can improve access to justice and enhance judicial efficiency, but require a balanced approach to address data privacy, cyber security, and ethical concerns.

Use of digital technologies in law: prospects and challenges

Training better advocates and using technology to support these efforts can improve access to justice for persons with disabilities.

Access to Justice for Persons with Disabilities: An Emerging Strategy

Digital courtroom technology can enhance efficiency, participation, and accessibility, but also potentially increase injustice and undermine core legal system principles.

The Rise of Digital Justice: Courtroom Technology, Public Participation and Access to Justice

Librarian mediation plays a crucial role in providing access to justice services for those without legal representation, complementing technological approaches.

Bringing the Law to the Library: The Importance of Librarian Mediation in Access to Justice Services

Prisoners' limited access to digital legal resources and limited reciprocal powers to demand technological access to the external world raises concerns about their right to justice.

Digital Access to Justice from Prison: Is There a Right to Technology?

Lawyers and organized legal professions have made small steps to provide access to legal processes and advice for those who cannot afford them, moving closer to universal justice ideals.

Lawyers, the Legal Profession & Access to Justice in the United States: A Brief History

Technology plays a crucial role in legal education and practice, enhancing efficiency, promoting access to justice, and providing a competitive advantage for law firms.

LAW AND TECHNOLOGY

Marginalized communities engage in fluid and situational relationships with the criminal justice system, highlighting the complexity of "community" for lasting change in social systems of blame and punishment.

THE COMMUNITY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Innovative, flexible delivery models are crucial for effective advice delivery to marginalized and vulnerable groups, enhancing access to justice.

Delivery of Advice to Marginalised and Vulnerable Groups: The Need for Innovative Approaches

Free socio-legal aid services can improve access to justice for marginalized undertrial prisoners, addressing their status as victims of the criminal justice system.

Prisoners Are Too ‘Victims’ of the Criminal Justice System. Can They Have an Idea of ‘Fair Access to Justice’?

Clinical legal education can enhance Access to Justice in Germany by providing practical skills, sensitizing law students to social challenges, and offering free legal advice to marginalized individuals.

Clinical Legal Education as an Instrument to Adress Access to Justice

What is the role of technology in facilitating access to justice and legal services for marginalized communities?

These studies suggest that technology can enhance access to justice and legal services for marginalized communities by improving legal service provision, addressing the justice gap, and promoting equal access, but it must be integrated with human assistance, address digital inclusion, and be designed with sensitivity to victims' needs and systemic oppression.