This research project by CLEO, in partnership with McGill University and the Montreal Cyberjustice Laboratory and with funding from the Department of Justice, examines whether court forms completed using CLEO’s Guided Pathways differ in quality from forms completed using standard blank fillable PDFs.
The randomized controlled trial focuses on...
CLEO has released a new progress report on Generative AI: Opportunities to enhance CLEO's Guided Pathways. This marks a major milestone in our 3-year research initiative exploring how Generative AI (GenAI) could safely and meaningfully improve access to justice for self represented people.
This report builds on the groundwork laid in our...
Study by Dr. Amy Salyzyn, Dr. Jacquelyn Burkell, Esti Azizi, and David Westcott shows that CLEO's Guided Pathways significantly reduces the complexity of filling out court forms for people who are self-represented. Read the report.
Paper that considers the use of GenAI to provide better document assembly tools to people who are self-represented or have limited help with their legal problems. Read the discussion paper.
Paper that discusses improvements made to CLEO's Guided Pathways Read the paper.
