HLS Clinical and Pro Bono Programs
Providing clinical and pro bono opportunities to Harvard Law School students
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By Hon. John C. Cratsley (Ret.) Each year the Judicial Process in Community Courts Clinic and class includes judges from Japan and Korea who are enrolled in the LL.M. program providing them the …
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By Hon. John C. Cratsley (Ret.) Andrew Spore J.D. '15, an alum of the Judicial Process in Community Courts Clinic and class, initially wrote his final paper on a proposal that certain vulnerable …
Continue Reading about Student’s clinic paper becomes pending legislation →
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By Hon. John C. Cratsley This spring semester, students in the Judicial Process in Community Courts Clinic and class provided almost 800 hours of volunteer legal research and writing time for their …
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Hon. John C. Cratsley, Lecturer on Law and Director of the Judicial Process in Community Courts Clinic is pictured above with Harvard Law School LL.M. alumns, all of whom have been his students in the …
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During his last semester at Harvard Law, Daniel Ain '15 participated in the Judicial Process in Community Courts Clinic. Our office reached out and asked him to share his thoughts about this …
Continue Reading about An interview with a graduating clinic student →
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Judge Kenji Nakada, LL.M. ’14, describes the Judicial Process in Community Courts Clinic in a short phrase; “one eye-witness is better than many hearsays,” he said. Prior to his enrollment in Harvard …
Continue Reading about Judge Nakada, LL.M ’14, as eye witness →