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Lucie White, “To Learn and Teach: Lessons from Driefontein on Lawyering and Power” (1988) Wis. L. Rev. 699 

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Jeremy Perelman, “The Way Ahead? Access-toJustice, Public Interest Lawyering, and the Right to Legal Aid in South Africa: The Nkuzi Case” (2005), 41 Stan. J. Int’l L. 357. 

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David Gourlay, “Access or Excess: Interim Costs in Okanagan” (2005) 63 U.T. Fac. L. Rev. 111. 

William E. Conklin, “Whither Justice? The Common Problematic of Five Models of Access-to-justice” (2001) 19 Windsor Y.B. Access Just. 297 

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Janet Mosher “Lessons in Access to Justice: Racialized Youths in Ontario’s Safe Schools” (2008) 46:4 Osgoode Hall L Rev 807.

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 Julie Macfarlane, The National Self-Represented Litigants Project: Identifying and Meeting the Needs of Self-Represented Litigants, Final Report (Windsor: National Self Represented Litigants Project, Faculty of Law, University of Windsor, 2013)

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Jim Cresswell & Mary Stratton, “The Civil Justice System and the Public Project: Family Court, Coast to Coast” (Edmonton: Canadian Forum on Civil Justice, 2008). 

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Jamie Baxter & Albert Yoon, The Geography of Civil Legal Services in Ontario (Toronto: Ontario Civil Legal Needs Project Steering Committee, 2011).

Linda Neilson, “Partner Abuse, Children and Statutory Change: Cautionary Comments on Women’s Access to Justice” (2000) 18 Windsor YB Access Just 115 

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Andrea Vollum, Court-Related Abuse and Harassment: Leaving an abuser can be harder than staying (Vancouver: Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA), 2010), online: YWCA Metro Vancouver . 

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