Perhaps less about reducing complexity and more about increasing understanding and access? Complexity can serve a valuable purpose. Also, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes, we laud complexity because we think that's what we're supposed to do. I saw this all the time.
Cool idea! Useful to keep in mind that it might be the case that both * many courts are far more complex and litigant unfriendly than they could/should be; AND * yet there's an irreducible complexity in most processes that have to accommodate conflicting interests and values.https://twitter.com/inspiredcat/status/1170421200293699585 …
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