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 \nby Hans Zeisel,Harry Kalven,Jr.and Bernard Buchholz  \nThe AmericanJudicature Society  \nTO PROMOTE THE EFFICIENTADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE  \nFounded in 1913by Herbert Lincoln Harley  \n1155 E.Sixtieth St.—Chicago 37,Illinois  \nPresident:ALBERT E.JENNER,JR.  \nVice Presidents:HoOMER D.CROTTY,JoHN R.DETHMERS,E.SMYTHE GAMBRELL,ERWIN N.GRISWOLD,THOMAS F.McDONALD  \nChairman of the Board:BERNARD G.SEGAL  \nExecutive Director:GLENN R.WINTERS  \nAlabana—Walter B.JonesArizona—Walter E.CraigArkansas—Joe C.BarrettEdward L.Wright  \nCalifornia—Roy A.BronsonMartin J.DinkelspielAlbert J.HarnoArchibald M.Mull,Jr.  \nColorado—Morrison Shafroth  \nConnecticut—Richard H.Bowerman  \nCharles E.Clark  \nCharles W.Pettengill  \nDelaware—James M.Tunnell,Jr.  \nDistrict of Columbia—James V.BennettTom C.ClarkCharles S.Rhyne  \nFlorida—E.Dixie BeggsDonald K.CarrollDarrey A.DavisGiles J.Patterson  \nGeorgia—C.Baxter JonesRobert B.Troutman  \nIdaho—Paul B.EnnisIlinois—Kenneth F.Burgess  \nLouis A.Kohn  \nAmos M.Pinkerton  \nBarnabas F.Sears  \nIndiana—Benton E.GatesTelford B.OrbisonIowa—John D.RandallHarvey H.UhlenhoppKansas—Beryl R.JohnsonKentucky—Blakey HelmPorter Sims  \nDIRECTORS  \nLouisiana—Cuthbert S.Baldwin  \nGeorge T.Madison  \nBen R.Miller  \nMaine—Leonard A.PierceMaryland—Frederick W.BruneMassachusetts—Allan H.W.Higgins  \nRoscoe Pound  \nMichigan—George E.Brand  \nJohn W.Cummiskey  \nHarry G.Gault  \nHenry L.Woolfenden  \nMinnesota—James G.NyeTheodore B.KnudsonMorris B.Mitchell  \nMississippi—John C.Satterfield  \nMissouri—Harry Gershenson  \nCharles L.Carr  \nLaurance M.Hyde  \nMontana—William J.JamesonJulius J.Wuerthner  \nNebraska-Barton H.KuhnsRobert G.Simmons  \nNevada—Milton B.Badt  \nNew Hampshire—Frank R.Kenison  \nNew Jersey—Robert K.BellRichard HartshorneJohn H.Yauch  \nNew Mexico—Ross L.MaloneNew York—Robert M.BenjaminEugene C.GerhartDavid W.PeckLewis C.Ryan  \nNorth Carolina—Francis E.WinslowNorth Dakota-Herbert G.Nilles  \nExecutive Committee:ALBERT E.JENNER,JR.,BERNARD G.SEGAL,GLENN R.WINTERS,CECIL E.BURNEY,HoMER  \nD.CROTTY,WILLIAM J.JAMESON,THOMAS F.McDoNALD  \nPublications Committee:STERRY R.WATERMAN,JUNIUS L.ALLISON,GLENN R.JACK,CHARLES W.JoINER,OWEN RALL  \nJoURNAL OF THE AMERICAN JuDICATURE SoCIETY,Volume 43,Number 1,June,1959.Published bi.monthly,in February,April,June,August,Octoberand December.Subscription price,$2.00 a year.Edi-torial offices:1155 East Sixtieth Street,Chicago 37,Illinois.Second-class mail privileges authorized atChicago,Illinois.The Journal is a clearing house offact and opinion with respect to all phases of theadninistration of justice and its improvement.Read-ers are invited to submit news of developments intheir localities and articles for publication,whichshould be preferably not more than 3,000 words orten pages of manuscript,double-spaced.Views andopinions in editorials and articles are not to be takenas official expressions of the Society's policy unlessso stated,and publication of contributed articles doesnot necessarily imply endorsement in any way of theviews expressed therein.Permission is hereby givento quote from or reprint,with credit,any article oreditorial originating in this or any other issue  \nOhio—Howard L.Barkdull  \nPhilip C.Ebeling  \nWilliam H.Nieman  \nFred A.Smith  \nOklahoma—Hicks EptonJames D.FellersNorma Wheaton  \nOregon—James C.DezendorfGlenn R.JackGeorge Rossman  \nPennsylvania—John G.BuchananArthur Littleton  \nJ.Wesley McWilliamsWilliam H.McNaugher  \nRhode Island—  \nColin MacR MakepeaceSouth Carolina-Walton McLeod,JrSouth Dakota—Dwight CampbellTennessee—Edward W.KuhnTexas—William N.Bonner  \nMaurice R.Bullock  \nCecil E.Burney  \nRobert G.Storey  \nUtah—Leland M.CummingsVeruont—Sterry R.WatermanVirginia—Robert T.Barton,Jr.  \nLewis F.Powell,Jr.  \nWashington—Edgar N.Ei","cbCaim8Vag8EOQoC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim8Vag8EOQoC","pdf",2881628,36,"English","# Justice Costs Too Much\n## Editorial","[{\"question\":\"Why does the editorial say justice is not free?\",\"answer\":\"The editorial states that maintaining a court system requires money, even though justice should ideally be free.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the editorial say about the purpose of a legal forum?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that having a forum to fight for rights is worth something, especially when disputes become necessary.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the editorial connect legal aid to fair access to justice?\",\"answer\":\"It notes that legal aid teaches people should not be denied justice simply because they cannot pay for it.\"}]","Journal of the American Judicature Society - Justice Costs Too Much - Editorial | PDF",1790698765,91]