Oklahoma Summit on A2J: How Data Deepens Our Understanding of Access to Justice

Studying civil legal data increases understanding of access to justice problems and helps lawyers and laypeople alike see how they can be part of the solution. In this On The Road episode from The Oklahoma Summit on A2J, host John Williams talks to Ryan Gentzler, director of open justice Oklahoma, and Anna Carpenter, associate clinical professor of law at the University of Tulsa College of Law. They discuss the ways data helps them advocate for fair policies and services for low-income people. They also talk about how clinical study of law helps students see what access to justice looks like in real-life civil legal cases.

Anna E. Carpenter is associate clinical professor of law and director of the Lobeck Taylor Community Advocacy Clinic.

Ryan Gentzler is the director of open justice Oklahoma.