North Dakota Law program connects law students with rural communities in need of legal services

July 27, 2015

VALLEY NEWS LIVE – A shortage of attorneys is a problem being experienced in rural areas across the State. However, UND’s Law School has started the “Rural Justice Program” to help solve the problem.

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Kansas Law student helps Project for Innocence overturn murder conviction

July 27, 2015

YAHOO! – A murder conviction was overturned and it was in large part because of the work by a University of Kansas law student and Shawnee native.

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Pace Law clinic represents environmental group to protect endangered fish species

July 27, 2015

THE NEW YORK TIMES – This month, [Riverkeeper], which is represented by the Pace Environmental Litigation Clinic, petitioned the National Marine Fisheries Service, a federal agency responsible for offshore living marine animals and habitats, asking it to study the problem and take immediate action.

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Students from Cornell Law’s International Human Rights Clinic fight unjust convictions in Malawi

July 27, 2015

CORNELL CHRONICLE – After 19 years in a Malawi prison under threat of a death sentence, Abraham Galeta has been set free, thanks to the work of students in the International Human Rights Clinic at Cornell Law School.

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WVU law students seek clemency for West Virginia federal prisoners

July 27, 2015

CHARLESTON GAZETTE-MAIL – While none of the 46 men and women to whom President Obama granted clemency last week is from West Virginia, a group of students from WVU’s College of Law are working to change that.

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New FIU program provides domestic violence victims with access to legal services in honor of student

July 20, 2015

FIU NEWS – The Dannette Willory Access to Justice for Victims of Domestic Violence initiative is a joint effort between the FIU Law Clinic Program and the Liberty City Advocates (LCA), a legal services organization, to give victims access to justice, education and empowerment through free counseling, legal consultation and representation.

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Chicago area law school grads develop online legal education tool for students

July 13, 2015

CHICAGO INNO –  LearnLeo is an online platform that allows law students to categorize case information, and organize briefs and outlines with the click of a button.

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Students at UC Davis Law’s civil rights clinic defend Yuba County prisoners

July 13, 2015

THE SACRAMENTO BEE – Prisoners at the overcrowded and understaffed Yuba County Jail have found formidable allies in law students studying civil rights at UC Davis.

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Nine books to read for incoming law students

July 13, 2015

THE WASHINGTON POST – “Whether you’re a soon-to-be law student or a citizen interested in better understanding our justice system, you could do worse than to spend this summer reading these books.”

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MSU Law Civil Rights Law Clinic students win case over violation of constitutional rights

June 29, 2015

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW – A pair of MSU Law students enrolled in the Civil Rights Law Clinic secured a $20,000 settlement for an indigent client in a federal court case.  

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