University of New Mexico Law student helps prosecute war crimes through internship at U.N.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Last fall, Krista Garcia (’16) worked with colleagues from all over the world to help prosecute genocide and war crimes.
Read More about University of New Mexico Law student helps prosecute war crimes through internship at U.N.Wake Forest Law receives ABA award for 2015 Pro Bono Week
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – The Pro Bono Project received this top honor as a result of the high number of students participating in this year’s Pro Bono Week. Wake Forest Law students logged more 200 hours of pro bono service during that week, according the ABA.
Read More about Wake Forest Law receives ABA award for 2015 Pro Bono WeekHarvard Law trial team wins national competition
TEXAS BAR BLOG – Harvard Law School won the very first National Trial Competition 41 years ago and the school repeated its performance this year.
Read More about Harvard Law trial team wins national competitionTulsa Law student finds calling through public defender office internship
TULSA BUSINESS & LEGAL NEWS – Tim Powell took an interesting route to a legal career and admits he started his journey towards a legal career in a roundabout way.
Read More about Tulsa Law student finds calling through public defender office internshipYale Law National Security Clinic releases report on the growing domestic watch list
NEW HAVEN REGISTER – An analysis by the American Civil Liberties Union and a clinic at the Yale Law School describes exponential growth in the number of persons on a domestic intelligence watchlist based on secret evidence.
Read More about Yale Law National Security Clinic releases report on the growing domestic watch listInternational Human Rights Clinic at Harvard Law report addresses importance of full human control over weapons
HARVARD LAW TODAY – In a report issued last week, the Harvard Law School International Human Rights Clinic and Human Rights Watch call for countries to retain meaningful human control over weapons systems and ban fully autonomous weapons.
Read More about International Human Rights Clinic at Harvard Law report addresses importance of full human control over weaponsSeattle Law student shares re-entry experience
KITSAP SUN – Now she is about to finish her second year at the Seattle University School of Law and works with a nonprofit called Civil Survival. The group assists people trying to integrate into society after prison and regularly holds workshops in Bremerton.
Read More about Seattle Law student shares re-entry experienceSavannah Law School takes part in Street Law program for local high school students
SAVANNAH LAW SCHOOL – The national program came to Savannah for the first time this school year, providing some Savannah High students a better understanding of the law as well as mentoring from Savannah Law School students and practicing lawyers.
Read More about Savannah Law School takes part in Street Law program for local high school studentsNew Mexico Law student selected for DOJ Honors Program as a judicial law clerk
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Bianca Smoker (’16) not only has graduation from law school on her mind, but a prestigious new position with the Department of Justice Attorney General’s Honors Program as well.
Read More about New Mexico Law student selected for DOJ Honors Program as a judicial law clerkTwo Rutgers Law School students receive public interest fellowships from Peggy Browning Fund
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL – Two Rutgers Law students have been awarded Peggy Browning Fellowships that will place them in 10-week summer positions at national organizations committed to social and economic justice.
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