What is access to justice and what does it mean for you? Access to justice as a concept will mean something different to every person, but an agreed upon definition is that it provides access to legal materials, legal information, legal assistance and fair treatment in court for everyone. Access to justice focuses especially on communities and individuals that have obstacles to access, such as location, broadband capabilities and other obstacles. Organizations like the Department of Justice have dedicated offices to address the access to justice[1], but law libraries also play a crucial role in providing access. An American Bar Association publication cites[2] that the US has more than 1.3 million lawyers, there are regions that have few or no lawyers. In the country’s 3,100 counties, 5…