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![Report: Model Self-Help Pilot Program A Report To The Legislature (California 2005) Report: Model Self-Help Pilot Program A Report To The Legislature (California 2005)](https://www.srln.org/sites/default/files/styles/listing_image/public/images/2014_JCC_Operations_CFCC_Small_1.png?itok=XvZ_4idQ)
Report: Model Self-Help Pilot Program A Report To The Legislature (California 2005)
Executive Summary The Model Self-Help Center Pilot Program is one part of the California Judicial Council’s effort to address two key goals in its strategic plan: increasing access to justice and improving the quality of justice and service to the public. ...
![Tool: Trial Court Research and Improvement Consortium (TCRIC): Self-Help Program Assessment Tool (John Greacen 2005) Tool: Trial Court Research and Improvement Consortium (TCRIC): Self-Help Program Assessment Tool (John Greacen 2005)](https://www.srln.org/sites/default/files/styles/listing_image/public/images/Author%20Icon_G_0.png?itok=OUGWauod)
Tool: Trial Court Research and Improvement Consortium (TCRIC): Self-Help Program Assessment Tool (John Greacen 2005)
Program Assessment This program assessment tool (“tool”) is designed to produce a “snap–shot” assessment of a court’s services to self-represented litigants, including but not limited to a specific program designed to provide information to them (“program ...