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If FTAs are a problem for courts, and Zoom offers a possible solution, shouldn't we be testing online courts nationally for efficacy? HLS student Kristen Arnold argues for an RCT in the Proof Over Precedent podcast. buff.ly/sv6Lul8
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July 22, 2025 at 12:10 PM
What's so unique about Law that it doesn't need empirical research the way Medicine does? Nothing, says student Andrew Reed in the latest #ProofOverPrecedent episode. What do you think? Listen to the episode or read the blog. buff.ly/BhJKFvd #AccessToJustice #A2J #LegalInnovation #EvidenceBasedLaw
Episode 11: Breaking Legal Traditions — Insights from Medicine’s Evidence-Based Evolution
In this “Student Voices” episode of Proof Over Precedent, HLS student Andrew Reed explores how the legal profession could benefit from adopting data-driven, evidence-based practices sim…
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August 26, 2025 at 1:07 PM
IRB expert Shannon Sewards returns to our #ProofOverPrecedent podcast to discuss human subjects research with Jim Greiner. How do you define human subjects? And what is considered "research" on human subjects? Listen now -- buff.ly/6cveyt6 #AccessToJustice #A2J #IRB #EvidenceBasedLaw
August 19, 2025 at 12:15 PM
HLS Student Joe Liberman is back on the #ProofOverPrecedent podcast to discuss potential reform solutions for No Money Down bankruptcies. Take a listen or read the blog: buff.ly/kMxD4Kj #BankruptcyReform #AccessToJustice #LegalReform
October 14, 2025 at 12:15 PM
Could simple, affordable solutions--email/text reminders and redesigned summons forms--solve the "hidden crisis" of high failure-to-appear rates in U.S. courts? Listen to the Proof Over Precedent podcast: buff.ly/tEIKLeK
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July 15, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Unrepresented noncitizens using legal information programs save time and money. Today's Proof Over Precedent podcast calls for an RCT on the program's due process. Listen to Proof Over Precedent buff.ly/ipBieq1
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July 8, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Who says only lawyers can represent noncitizens in immigration court? Non-lawyers may be the best bet to support the massive backlog of deportation cases. Listen to today's Proof Over Precedent podcast buff.ly/gBhchnz
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July 1, 2025 at 12:02 PM
Virtual vs. in-person: Does it make a difference in family court? For self-represented litigants, it might. This #ProofOverPrecedent episode discusses study findings so far. buff.ly/MDQXNA8 #HarvardA2JLab #AccessToJustice #LegalInnovation #FamilyLaw
July 29, 2025 at 12:20 PM
Criminal defendants have a right to counsel. What about those in civil cases (e.g., child custody, domestic violence, eviction cases), which disproportionately affect women? HLS student Laura Aquino points out this injustice in latest #ProofOverPrecedent episode. buff.ly/V5qqqGZ #AccessToJustice
September 9, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Can the presence of legal counsel at a defendant's first court hearing transform their journey through the justice system? Our latest podcast covers a study of two Texas counties that randomized counsel at first appearance. buff.ly/WZKPNdT #AccessToJustice #CriminalJustice #ProofOverPrecedent
November 4, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Episode 12 of #ProofOverPrecedent just dropped, and it tackles eviction prevention. Hear how text message interventions could be an effective and low-cost step toward providing timely legal literacy and housing security support. buff.ly/tsSMbDq #AccessToJustice #EvictionPrevention #LegalReform
September 2, 2025 at 5:13 PM
Catch our latest #ProofOverPrecedent episode and get a law student perspective on pro se litigants and their barriers in the U.S. justice system. buff.ly/mpg2pKN #AccessToJustice #LegalAccess
September 23, 2025 at 12:15 PM
Can low-cost, low-effort community diversion programs help repeat offenders rehabilitate? If all goes well, this study could lay a blueprint for U.S. municipal courts. Give a listen to this week's #ProofOverPrecedent podcast: buff.ly/AvPhrhL #AccessToJustice #A2J
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September 30, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Belated #ProofOverPrecedent podcast episode notification: IRB expert Shannon Sewards sheds light on ethics in human subjects research of the legal kind. buff.ly/86yScI2 #HarvardA2JLab #EvidenceBasedLaw #LegalEthics #A2J
August 11, 2025 at 11:15 AM
How can we balance due process with timely mental health treatment? This week, the "Student Voices" podcast episode of #ProofOverPrecedent explores potential reforms for involuntary commitment laws. Listen or read the blog: buff.ly/eqVwjun #InvoluntaryCommitment #JusticeReforms #AccessToJustice
November 12, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Our first global study tackled early access to counsel for misdemeanors in Kenya and Tunisia. It was cut short in January. This #ProofOverPrecedent podcast/blog looks at the lessons learned. buff.ly/Np1Tkgl #AccessToJustice #ResearchFunding #LawAndDevelopment #StopWorkOrder
October 21, 2025 at 12:15 PM
Why are so many state and federal government websites difficult to navigate? Our latest "Student Voices" episode of #ProofOverPrecedent looks at this issue and ways to improve accessibility with simple updates. buff.ly/5fZMbMH #AccessToJustice #LegalInnovation #LawReform
Episode 20: Caught in the Web — Government Websites and Accessibility
Access to justice via government websites should mean ease of digital access to information. In this Student Voices episode of Proof Over Precedent, J.D. candidate Spencer Thieme argues for simple …
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October 28, 2025 at 1:55 PM
HLS student Andrew Reed uncovers a courthouse rule causing chaos with access to justice--courthouse cellphone bans. How do you feel about them? Listen to the latest #ProofOverPrecedent episode. buff.ly/N6FyBVf #HarvardA2JLab #A2J #AccessToJustice #LegalInnovation
August 12, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Our latest #ProofOverPrecedent podcast episode just dropped. In it, HLS student Joe Liberman targets "No Money Down" bankruptcies and why they might actually hurt those they should be helping. Give it a listen or read the blog. buff.ly/kVm0v7N #AccessToJustice #BankruptcyLaw
October 7, 2025 at 3:52 PM
Our latest #ProofOverPrecedent episode bridges the gap in understanding the IRB process in legal field research and discusses how we define 'human subjects'--a crucial definition impacting access to justice. Take a listen--https://buff.ly/9Y5FwSV #AccessToJustice #LegalEthics
September 16, 2025 at 2:07 PM