How Supreme Court clinics at law schools prepare students for legal careers
BLOOMBERG LAW — Law School Supreme Court clinics allow students to work on real-life Supreme Court cases while still in law school. These clinics provide quality representation to groups who can least afford it and act as a pipeline to elite appellate work, including at the US Supreme Court.
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ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — This year, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion held an illuminating new pre-orientation program designed to maximize the chances for students from groups underrepresented in the legal profession to be successful in law school and beyond. Called Lighting the Pathway, the three-day program in early August gave a diverse group of 12…
Read More about Albany Law Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosts pre-orientation eventArizona State University Law Indian Legal Clinic students work to protect voter rights
INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY — Arizona State University law students at the Indian Legal Clinic work to promote and protect Native voter rights.
Read More about Arizona State University Law Indian Legal Clinic students work to protect voter rightsMercer Law provides stipends for summer public interest internships
MERCER UNIVERSITY — Twenty-six students at Mercer University School of Law received stipends for working in governmental or nonprofit positions this summer.
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MERCER UNIVERSITY — Mercer Law’s Class of 2008 awarded its inaugural scholarship earlier this spring to graduating student Michele Milkey. The scholarship was established during the 10-year reunion for the Class of 2008. Members decided they wanted to reward an outstanding third-year law student for his or her dedication to Mercer Law’s campus.
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TEXAS A&M LAW — As part of the X-Grant Projects, Texas A&M law students were part of a team led by Wendy Jepson (Texas A&M College of Geoscience) and Gabriel Eckstein (Texas A&M Law) to study the issues surrounding sustainable freshwater systems in urban areas.
Read More about Texas A&M Law participates in university research on wastewater recyclingTexas A&M Law capstone course students author report on state’s coastal flooding
TEXAS A&M LAW — Texas A&M law students participated in experiential Natural Resources Systems Capstone course with Professor Gabriel Eckstein (Texas A&M Law). This year, students in the course developed a legal toolkit and provided policy guidance and recommendations to Texas Target Communities, a Texas A&M program assisting Texas coastal municipalities to respond to flood risks…
Read More about Texas A&M Law capstone course students author report on state’s coastal floodingPodcast: University of Utah Law professor Clifford Rosky discusses the school’s wellness initiative
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH — Clifford Rosky (University of Utah Law) is interviewed by Melinda Rogers about the new Wellness initiative, which will better connect students to mental health resources.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA — Incoming class of 2022 is full of students dedicated towards using the law for public service. Five first-year students are highlighted for their background in public service.
Read More about University of Virginia Law incoming class dedicated to serviceGeorgia State University Law tax clinic student Casey Tuchscher wins victory for client
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY — A student in the Philip C. Cook Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic at the Georgia State University College of Law has won a victory at tax court. At the calendar call on April 29, third-year law student Casey Tuchscher (J.D. ’19) argued an Earned Income Credit case for a woman with the help of…
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