Balmer, NJ; (2013) English and Welsh Civil and Social Justice Panel Survey: Wave 2. Summary Findings. Legal Services Commission: London, UK.

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The ability of people to protect their legal rights and hold others to their legal responsibilities is a prerequisite of the rule of law and underpins social justice. The English and Welsh Civil and Social Justice Panel Survey (CSJPS), which replaced the English and Welsh Civil and Social Justice Survey (CSJS) in 2010, provides the only large-scale representative overview of the public‟s experience of civil justice issues and successes in seeking justice when addressing them. This overview report describes summary findings from the second wave of the English and Welsh Civil and Social Justice Panel Survey. Full technical details are set out in The English and Welsh Civil and Social Justice Panel Survey – Wave Two Technical Report, which also sets out the full wave 2 questionnaire. The aim of this report is to present headline findings from wave 2 of the CSJPS. Analysis is in no way exhaustive and only touches upon some of the analyses made possible by the longitudinal panel format.

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