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American Bar Association, Resolution 112A (urging right to counsel in civil cases involving basic human needs) (Aug. 2006).

• Arkansas Access to Justice Commission, Resolution in Support of Recognizing a Right to Counsel for Indigent Individuals in Certain Civil Cases (2008) (on file with the National Coalition for a Civil Right to Counsel).
• Bob Glaves, Executive Director, Chicago Bar Foundation, Chicago Bar Association (CBA) and Chicago Bar Foundation (CBF) Position on The ABA’s “Civil Gideon” Proposal (June 15, 2006) (on file with the National Coalition for a Civil Right to Counsel).
• Hawai’i Justice Foundation et al., Achieving Access to Justice for Hawai’i’s People, The Community Wide Action Plan: Ten Action Steps to Increase Access to Justice in Hawai’i by 2010 and The 2007 Assessment of Civil Legal Needs and Barriers of Low- and Moderate-Income People in Hawai’i (Nov. 2007).
• Massachusetts Access to Justice Commission, Barriers to Access to Justice in Massachusetts: A Report, With Recommendations, to the Supreme Judicial Court (June 2007).
• Massachusetts Bar Association, [Massachusetts Bar] House of Delegates Unanimously Supports Principle of Civil Gideon, Lawyers e-Journal (May 23, 2007).
• Pennsylvania Bar Ass’n. Legal Services to the Public Cmte., Resolution in Support of Recognizing a Right to Counsel for Indigent Individuals in Certain Civil Cases (2007).