The Summer 2008 edition of The Judges Journal is part 1 of a part 2 series featuring articles addressing the concept of "Access To Justice" for all. This issue also features an article from ABA president elect H. Thomas Wells Jr. as he dedicates his presidential year to this topic. Part 2 will be available in Fall 2008.

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