FIU Law clinic students help children of immigrants with work permits and temporary protection
FIU MAGAZINE – Florida International University’s Carlos A. Costa Immigration and Human Rights Clinic has become an important provider of legal services to the poor while giving law students the opportunity to practice under the supervision of seasoned attorneys.
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LAWRENCE JOURNAL-WORLD – Kansas University clinical associate professor Katie Cronin taught KU’s first Human Trafficking Law and Policy class this spring, where law students went to work on real cases.
Read More about Kansas Law class on human trafficking aids victimsPenn Law students honored by U.S. military for their work on interdicting foreign terrorist fighters
PENN LAW – Six students in Robinson’s spring course, “Using Law to Interdict Foreign Terrorist Fighters,” received an official commendation recognizing their “outstanding support to Special Operations Command Pacific,” and each was awarded a special military coin from the SOCPAC Commander.
Read More about Penn Law students honored by U.S. military for their work on interdicting foreign terrorist fightersUNM Law School uses AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad’ as inspiration for latest law journal
LAW STREET – A class at the University of New Mexico Law School analyzed the legal issues surrounding this popular television show and published their findings in a student-run journal for the school.
Read More about UNM Law School uses AMC’s ‘Breaking Bad’ as inspiration for latest law journalLoyola law student earns J.D. after spending 10 years in prison due to wrongful conviction
WBBM-TV (CBS CHICAGO) – Jarrett Adams received his law degree from Loyola after spending 10 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.
Read More about Loyola law student earns J.D. after spending 10 years in prison due to wrongful convictionHarvard Law School increases mandatory pro bono requirement for students to 50 hours
HARVARD LAW TODAY — The Harvard Law School faculty has voted to increase the school’s mandatory pro bono service requirement for students from 40 hours to 50 hours of service during the students’ three years of law school.
Read More about Harvard Law School increases mandatory pro bono requirement for students to 50 hoursUVA law clinic broadens Supreme Court docket
CBS NEWS — A law professor and his students prepare to take a case over gun ownership rights to the high court.
Read More about UVA law clinic broadens Supreme Court docketClinics at Miami and University of Chicago Law report on impact of deportations to Haiti
MIAMI COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS — A report documenting the failure of the United States to safeguard the human rights of those it deports to post-earthquake Haiti has been released by the Human Rights and Immigration Clinics at the University of Miami School of Law and the International Human Rights Clinic at the University of Chicago School of…
Read More about Clinics at Miami and University of Chicago Law report on impact of deportations to HaitiIdaho Law students lobby to remove copyrights on state laws
TIMES-NEWS — A group of University of Idaho law school students is backing legislation that would remove Idaho’s copyright on its state laws and make them part of the public domain.
Read More about Idaho Law students lobby to remove copyrights on state lawsTips for prospective law students in determining return on investment
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT — For all that’s uncertain about the future of legal education in America, some things remain consistent.
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