Indiana McKinney Law students participate in ‘Inside-Out’ class alongside inmate to examine criminal justice issues
INDIANA LAWYER – The IU McKinney group, which included enrollees in the day and night programs, said the class was eye-opening and very much changed their views of people who are incarcerated.
Read More about Indiana McKinney Law students participate in ‘Inside-Out’ class alongside inmate to examine criminal justice issuesBaltimore Law students help human trafficking victims expunge prostitution convictions
BALTIMORE SUN – Hoping to help survivors of trafficking, student lawyers at the University of Baltimore School of Law are working with the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service to expunge or vacate such convictions.
Read More about Baltimore Law students help human trafficking victims expunge prostitution convictionsAlbany Law School Immigration Law Clinic wins Lawful Permanent Residence application for client
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL – Clinic students applied for her Lawful Permanent Residence, and filed a request to expedite Dahlia’s application on humanitarian grounds, so that she could see her now 102-year-old mother.
Read More about Albany Law School Immigration Law Clinic wins Lawful Permanent Residence application for clientDayton Law students work in real-world lab to develop new legal products and services through collaborations with global tech companies
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON – Minutes away from campus, students are working with LexisNexis lawyers to see what technology they can develop to help the legal community do their jobs better.
Read More about Dayton Law students work in real-world lab to develop new legal products and services through collaborations with global tech companiesYale Law helps win reproductive rights case in San Francisco
YALE LAW SCHOOL – The San Francisco Affirmative Litigation Project has helped secure a major victory for reproductive justice.
Read More about Yale Law helps win reproductive rights case in San FranciscoIowa Law clinic takes part in initiative to limit physical restraints and seclusion in Iowa schools
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COLLEGE OF LAW – University of Iowa Law and Policy in Action Clinic law students and faculty are playing a pivotal role in an initiative to limit the use of physical restraints or seclusion rooms in Iowa schools.
Read More about Iowa Law clinic takes part in initiative to limit physical restraints and seclusion in Iowa schoolsMississippi Law’s Justice Center helps achieve settlement agreement for clients in federal class-action suit
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI SCHOOL OF LAW – The Roderick and Solange MacArthur Justice Center, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the ACLU of Mississippi announced a settlement agreement in their federal class-action suit Burks v. Scott County, Mississippi.
Read More about Mississippi Law’s Justice Center helps achieve settlement agreement for clients in federal class-action suitDuke Law’s Civil Justice Clinic pilots program to defend against evictions
DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – The Eviction Diversion Program has been accepted by Durham County court and social services administrators as a pilot program with a projected start date of August 1.
Read More about Duke Law’s Civil Justice Clinic pilots program to defend against evictionsYale Law’s Center for Global Legal Challenges files student-researched amicus brief in U.S. Supreme Court
YALE LAW SCHOOL – Professor Hathaway was assisted by several Yale Law School students and recent graduates who collaborated in the researching and drafting of the brief.
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DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Last spring, Liz Wangu ’16 and nine other Duke Law students undertook a self-directed examination of the legal, political, economic, and social landscape of sub-Saharan Africa.
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