Land use or planning disputes are the source of much conflict and stress for people particularly if they cannot afford legal representation. Is there a role for TJ and legal clinics? Guest blogger Michael Widener says yes... My friend Rick, an architect and contractor, with his wife, Chrissie, finally found the perfect commercial building for … Continue reading Can therapeutic jurisprudence improve land use/planning disputes?
Problem tenants, Therapeutic Jurisprudence and mainstream housing courts
In this blog Michel Vols discusses his project in which TJ-principles and techniques are used in cases concerning nuisance behaviour that are dealt with by mainstream housing courts in the Netherlands. Quality of life offences and housing related anti-social behavior such as noise nuisance, harassment, hoarding, the cultivation of cannabis and small-scale drug dealing can … Continue reading Problem tenants, Therapeutic Jurisprudence and mainstream housing courts
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