U.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.
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NEW HAVEN REGISTER – Yale has gender neutral bathrooms in dozens of its buildings, but it is being stopped by a state building committee from redesignating single-user restrooms at the Yale Law School in the same manner.
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CNBC – CNBC spoke with Laura Hosid, law school admissions and career counselor, about the questions you should ask yourself first.
Read More about Six questions prospective students should ask themselves before applying to law schoolExperts encourage aspiring lawyers to consider work-life balance issues before choosing career path
U.S. NEWS – Here are four things experts say prospective law students concerned about work-life balance should know.
Read More about Experts encourage aspiring lawyers to consider work-life balance issues before choosing career pathWhat to consider when looking at first-year law school prep courses
U.S. NEWS – While 1L prep courses can help you navigate your first year, keep in mind these benefits and drawbacks.
Read More about What to consider when looking at first-year law school prep coursesUCLA 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.
Read More about UCLA Law clinic wins free speech victory in U.S. Supreme CourtFour Oklahoma Law students study rights of indigenous peoples in Costa Rica
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA COLLEGE OF LAW – OU Law students enrolled in the International Human Rights Clinic undertook a working visit to the Republic of Costa Rica.
Read More about Four Oklahoma Law students study rights of indigenous peoples in Costa RicaUtah Law’s Public Policy Clinic publishes report on Utah’s school-to-prison pipeline
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH S.J. QUINNEY SCHOOL OF LAW – The report, “Misbehavior or Misdemeanor? A Report on the Utah’s School to Prison Pipeline,” builds on two earlier reports.
Read More about Utah Law’s Public Policy Clinic publishes report on Utah’s school-to-prison pipelineStanford Law’s Policy Lab and Youth & Education Law Project release guide addressing concerns facing immigrant families in charter schools
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL – The groups released a guide today to address increasing student absences and decreasing parental participation in California’s public charter schools among immigrant families in the wake of recent federal policy changes.
Read More about Stanford Law’s Policy Lab and Youth & Education Law Project release guide addressing concerns facing immigrant families in charter schoolsYale Law’s Medical-Legal Partnership integrates health and legal services to help improve patient outcomes
YALE LAW SCHOOL – These programs are each staffed with an attorney from local non-profits and Yale Law School student volunteers.
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