The Equal Justice Project brought together a very diverse group of individuals including representatives of the low-income client community, social service agencies, government agencies, civil legal services organizations, religious communities, the judiciary, lawyers and cultural organizations to address the need for comprehensive costeffective legal services in the State of Illinois.
The State of Illinois used the Equal Justice Project to analyze legal service needs.
It's hard to imagine how such commitments might be maintained, which suggests that fines are more effective than boycotts, especially if they are written into law rather than imposed on an ad hoc basis.