William & Mary Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic secure victory for client in Tenth Circuit Court
WILLIAM & MARY LAW SCHOOL – The United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit decided United States v. Soza in favor of Appellant Bradley Soza, a client of the William & Mary Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic.
Read More about William & Mary Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic secure victory for client in Tenth Circuit CourtWilliam & Mary Law student helps client win clemency through pro bono work
WILLIAM & MARY LAW SCHOOL – Claire Lashley J.D. ’17 teamed with a small group of summer associates and attorneys at White & Case in New York City in its pro bono efforts to help a client, who had been sentenced to more than 20 years in prison for possession of a small amount of crack cocaine,…
Read More about William & Mary Law student helps client win clemency through pro bono workUNM Law Child and Family Justice Clinic help middle school families prepare for immigration emergencies
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Students in the Child and Family Justice Clinic (CFJC) developed, presented and distributed an Immigration Emergency Child Safety Plan kit designed to help immigrant families prepare for immigration emergencies.
Read More about UNM Law Child and Family Justice Clinic help middle school families prepare for immigration emergenciesHofstra Law students volunteer to help young immigrants apply for DACA renewal
NEWSDAY – Thirty Hofstra University law students volunteered at the Salvadoran consulate in Brentwood on Saturday to help young immigrants apply for renewal of their temporary protection from deportation before Thursday’s deadline, as the Trump administration begins to wind down the DACA program.
Read More about Hofstra Law students volunteer to help young immigrants apply for DACA renewalUC Irvine Law students help homeless persons recover and maintain their seized belongings
UC IRVINE SCHOOL OF LAW – Sarah Dawley and Carol Park, 2L students of the UCI Law Civil Rights Litigation Clinic, helped homeless people residing in the Santa Ana riverbed recover and maintain their seized belongings.
Read More about UC Irvine Law students help homeless persons recover and maintain their seized belongingsChicago Law student educates LGBTQ prisoners about their rights
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW SCHOOL – When Nabihah Maqbool, ’18, launched a new pro bono project dedicated to helping LGBTQ prisoners find answers to legal questions, she’d expected to draw only a handful of other students.
Read More about Chicago Law student educates LGBTQ prisoners about their rightsMiami Law launches Summer Public Interest Fellowship
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW – The Summer Public Interest Fellowship is a new competitive program that selects public-interested minded students as fellows and places them at public interest organizations across Miami-Dade County.
Read More about Miami Law launches Summer Public Interest FellowshipA look at the changing landscape of student protest in higher education
ATLANTIC – The tax-bill overhaul mobilized a broad coalition of activists, offering first glimpses of what Republicans may be up against when they tackle financial-aid reform next year.
Read More about A look at the changing landscape of student protest in higher educationUSC Gould Law reflects on accomplishments in 2017
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW – Here is a selection of some favorite moments from 2017.
Read More about USC Gould Law reflects on accomplishments in 2017BYU Law project aims to help Utah residents in debt
KUER (NPR UTAH) – The group is called LawX, it’s a semester-long project led by Kimball Parker, a practicing lawyer in Salt Lake City.
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