Temple Law students help change Philadelphia practice of billing parents for incarceration of their children
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY – Law students’ investigation of Philadelphia’s policy of billing parents for the cost of incarcerating their children prompted the city to put an end to the practice.
Read More about Temple Law students help change Philadelphia practice of billing parents for incarceration of their childrenArkansas Law students take part in U.N. Conference on Trade and Development initiative to create database for development policy makers
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS – Four University of Arkansas School of Law students participated in the University IIA Mapping Project.
Read More about Arkansas Law students take part in U.N. Conference on Trade and Development initiative to create database for development policy makersHarvard Law students support refugees during hearing in front of Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
HARVARD CRIMSON – Two students from Harvard Law School’s Immigration and Refugee Clinic argued that the United States was no longer a “safe country” for refugees before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Washington, D.C.
Read More about Harvard Law students support refugees during hearing in front of Inter-American Commission on Human RightsUCLA Law’s Critical Race Studies Program helps Los Angeles set policy for police body camera footage
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES SCHOOL OF LAW – UCLA School of Law’s Critical Race Studies Program has joined to help establish LAPD policy for the release of body camera footage taken following officer-involved shootings and other critical incidents.
Read More about UCLA Law’s Critical Race Studies Program helps Los Angeles set policy for police body camera footageWVU Law students help former Army medic win education benefits
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY – Student attorneys in the Veterans Advocacy Law Clinic at West Virginia University recently helped a former Army Ranger pursue his dream of becoming a medical doctor.
Read More about WVU Law students help former Army medic win education benefitsLoyola Law Los Angeles Project for the Innocent helps free wrongfully convicted man
CBS NEWS – Loyola Law School’s Project for the Innocent, which fought for Wilson’s release, pointed to numerous due-process violations.
Read More about Loyola Law Los Angeles Project for the Innocent helps free wrongfully convicted manIllinois Law helps organize pro bono training for local attorneys and students
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS – Illinois Law has partnered with local non-profit legal service organization the Immigration Project, to provide a series of four continuing legal education trainings on immigration law.
Read More about Illinois Law helps organize pro bono training for local attorneys and studentsRichmond Law students create report on addressing poverty in city as part of new class
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND – Students launched into a week-long, intensive study of poverty in the Richmond area over the spring 2017 semester break by getting out of the classroom and into the community.
Read More about Richmond Law students create report on addressing poverty in city as part of new classNorthwestern Law’s director of the Center for Criminal Defense takes on Kenosha, WI murder defendant as client
WGTD (KENOSHA) – The woman who allegedly killed her abusive ex-boyfriend on Independence Day of last year now has some high-powered legal help.
Read More about Northwestern Law’s director of the Center for Criminal Defense takes on Kenosha, WI murder defendant as clientPenn State Law Civil Rights Appellate Clinic files Supreme Court amicus brief for Federal workplace rights case
PENN STATE LAW – The clinic filed its brief on behalf of the Metropolitan Washington Employment Lawyers Association in Perry v. Merit Systems Protection Board.
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