South Carolina Law Review names first black woman as editor-in-chief
MANNING LIVE – Chelsea Evans, a second-year law student from North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, was elected by peers to lead the esteemed University of South Carolina School of Law publication.
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UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING – University of Wyoming third-year College of Law student Halinka Zolcik is the first UW student selected for an Immigration Justice Corps Fellowship
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RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL – Students at Rutgers Law School in Newark observed Appellate Court oral aguments with Judges Jose Fuentes, Harry Carroll and Greta Gooden Brown in the Baker Court Room at the Center for Law and Justice.
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VERMONT LAW SCHOOL – The Vermont Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in six cases during the high court’s annual session at Vermont Law School. The session is open to the public.
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WEST VIRGINIA RECORD – Law students from the West Virginia University College of Law recently helped two disabled Air Force veterans successfully win their cases in the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.
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MIC – From Harvard and Yale to Widener and Wake Forest, law students are providing legal assistance to veterans through clinical programs.
Read More about Law school clinics assisting veterans across the countryPenn Law’s public interest center highlights importance of pro bono work
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA – For law students currently engaged in pro bono projects through the TPIC, the recent news has strengthened their commitment to public service work.
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW – Students in the Intellectual Property and Technology Law Clinic at USC Gould School of Law receive a rare opportunity: to work with professional and emerging filmmakers on their documentaries.
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WASHINGTON POST – The Project on Predatory Student Lending at Harvard Law School is suing the Justice Department for withholding documents that could help for-profit college students get their federal education loans canceled.
Read More about Harvard Law clinic sues DOJ for withholding documents in for-profit college caseSouth Texas Law Houston team wins 124th and 125th national advocacy championship
SOUTH TEXAS COLLEGE OF LAW HOUSTON – South Texas College of Law Houston students recently won the school’s 125th national advocacy championship.
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