HLS Clinical and Pro Bono Programs
Providing clinical and pro bono opportunities to Harvard Law School students
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by Madeline Kane J.D. '21 Residents of a sober house face immediate eviction over fire code violations. A retail store and landlord are deadlocked over who should bear the costs of the COVID-19 …
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By: Honorable John Cratsley (Ret.), Director of the Judicial Process in Trial Courts Clinic and Class Over the 2019 Spring semester, 20 students in the Judicial Process in Trial Courts Clinic …
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By: Liz Archer, JD '20 On April 22, students in the Judicial Process in the Trial Courts Clinic visited MCI Concord, a medium security prison for men. While in the clinic, some students observed …
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By: Judge John C. Cratsley (Ret.) The 2019 Spring Term Judicial Process in Trial Courts Clinic involves twenty students in placements with federal and state trial court judges. Three judges from …
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By Hon. John C. Cratsley (Ret.) Twenty-seven HLS students, the largest group ever enrolled in the Judicial Process in Trial Courts Clinic and Class, are well into their work with judges throughout the …
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“No judicial system can be stronger than its trial judges.” Hon. Henry T. Lummus, The Trial Judge (1937) With so much classroom emphasis on analyzing appellate decisions, it is refreshing to …