An Equalaizr publication
The Ledger
Keeping the record the coverage missed: AI, self-representation, and access to justice in England & Wales.
The dated, sourced record of the case for AI-assisted self-representation in England & Wales: what judges have said, what courts have decided, and what the official statistics show. Every entry links to a public document you can check.
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What the judges have said
What the courts have decided
What the numbers show
Changelog
- [date] — Ledger established. Seed entries published; every link verified against the primary source.
- [date] — Entry added: [event]. Correction policy: errors are corrected in a dated note, never silently.
The standard we hold ourselves to
How this publication works
- Everything is sourced.Every factual claim links to a public record. If we can't source it, we don't publish it.
- Quotes are exact, attributed, and dated.Short extracts only, always linked to the full original.
- Corrections are public.Dated notes on the entry, logged on the changelog. We never silently edit facts.
- We don't touch live cases.No reporting or allusion to ongoing individual proceedings.
- Judgments speak for themselves.We add no characterisation a judgment does not contain.
- Our interest is disclosed.We build tools in this space. Analysis pieces name that interest in the first paragraph.
- This is not legal advice.If you need help with a legal problem, see our FAQ or get in touch.
The Ledger is published by PentrAIntelligence Ltd, the company behind Equalaizr. Nothing on this page is legal advice, and nothing here creates any adviser–client relationship. We do not comment on live individual cases. Content concerns England & Wales unless stated. We disclose our interest: we build case-intelligence tools for self-represented people. Every factual claim is sourced; corrections are published and dated.