UMass Law students complete over 100,000 hours in community service since 2010
SOUTH COAST TODAY – The school has documented a total of 100,015 hours of community service valued at $2,988,448, according to a news release.
Read More about UMass Law students complete over 100,000 hours in community service since 2010Three USC Gould Law students share their experience working in the Post-Conviction Justice Project
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW – Working in the Post-Conviction Justice Project has been life changing for the clients and USC students; here are three first-person student perspectives.
Read More about Three USC Gould Law students share their experience working in the Post-Conviction Justice ProjectBrooklyn Law’s Safe Harbor Project helps transgender client win asylum
BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL – A transgender woman from a totalitarian nation has been granted asylum in the United States thanks in part to the work of students in Brooklyn Law School’s Safe Harbor Project clinic.
Read More about Brooklyn Law’s Safe Harbor Project helps transgender client win asylumHarvard Law’s Human International Rights Clinic releases report with recommendations on refugee resettlement in the U.S.
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – The Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program has released a far-reaching report, “Fulfilling U.S. Commitment to Refugee Resettlement: Protecting Refugees, Preserving National Security & Building the U.S. Economy through Refugee Admissions.”
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YALE LAW SCHOOL – CAIR-CT and MRNY are represented by the Worker and Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School, the National Immigration Law Center, and the International Refugee Assistance Project.
Read More about Yale Law clinic helps file suit against Trump administration for withholding information concerning profiling in immigration enforcementHarvard Law student wins victory in court for disabled parolees
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Tabitha Cohen ’18 argues appeal on behalf of prisoner and brain injury survivor Richard Crowell.
Read More about Harvard Law student wins victory in court for disabled paroleesUSC Gould Law hosts alternative early-intervention program for juvenile offenders
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW – The students are part of Teen Court, an alternative early-intervention program that allows eligible juvenile offenders to be questioned, judged and sentenced by a jury of their peers.
Read More about USC Gould Law hosts alternative early-intervention program for juvenile offendersNCCU Law hosts town hall to improve relations between police and community
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY – North Carolina Central University School of Law invites the public to the third in a series of town hall meetings to discuss plans for improving relations between police and local citizens across North Carolina.
Read More about NCCU Law hosts town hall to improve relations between police and communityU.S. Supreme Court sides with Penn State Law Civil Rights Appellate Clinic’s amicus brief in case
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY – Last week, the United States Supreme Court issued a decision in Perry v. Merit Services Protection Board that concurred with the arguments put forth by the Penn State Law Civil Rights Appellate Clinic in an amicus brief filed back in March.
Read More about U.S. Supreme Court sides with Penn State Law Civil Rights Appellate Clinic’s amicus brief in caseUCLA Law clinic wins free speech victory in U.S. Supreme Court
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES SCHOOL OF LAW – The victory in Matal v. Tam marks the second win of the term for the clinic.
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