via CHLPI blogby Brianna Johnson-King J.D. '21 and Vrushab Gowda J.D. '21 Selling homemade food – from baked goods to complete meals – provides an opportunity for millions of people in America …
A Shifting Perspective
by Natasha Aggarwal LL.M '21 NAtasha Aggarwal LL.M '21 “There has been a last-minute withdrawal from the spring clinic, and I am reaching out to see if you would be interested in …
Speaking for Animals
by Elizabeth Melampy J.D.'21 Elizabeth MElampy '21 Coming to law school, I knew I cared about animals, but I had only a vague idea what “animal law” meant. The fact that HLS had an Animal Law …
I Could Walk into Court Tomorrow
by Jenn Lambert J.D. '21 Jenn Lambert '21 Working with the Criminal Justice Institute (CJI) was the highlight of my 3L year. As a primary matter, CJI work is amazing because we get to work with …
What it means to be a religious freedom lawyer
by Mark Gillespie J.D.'21 Mark Gillespie '21 Like many others, I chose to attend law school because I was inspired by our constitutional tradition. And as a member of a faith with a history of …
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“The Cyberlaw Clinic has equipped me with the skills necessary and has made me immensely excited to begin a career litigating issues at the cutting-edge of law, public policy, and technology”
by Jess Hui'21 Jess Hui '21 It is virtually impossible for individuals living in this so-called “golden age of surveillance” to engage with the modern world without leaving a trail of data in …