The Clinical and Pro Bono Programs of Harvard Law School.

The mission of the Clinical and Pro Bono Programs at Harvard Law School (HLS) is to provide diverse and innovative clinical and pro bono opportunities for students to practice law and develop skills through individualized supervision, mentoring, and modeling; advance access to justice locally and globally by working on real world cases/projects; and inspire students to develop a lifelong commitment to pro bono service.

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Remembering Dr. King Through His Own Words

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January 15, 2021

via HLS website January 18th, 2021, marks the thirty-fifth time our nation has paused to commemorate the life of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King,…

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Court Blocks Illegal “Death to Asylum” Trump Rule

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January 14, 2021

via HIRC blog San Francisco, California (January 8, 2021) – The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California issued a preliminary injunction blocking a sweeping…

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Did implicit bias lead to breach of U.S. Capitol?

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January 14, 2021

via Harvard Law Todayby Jeff Neal “Implicit bias” played a major role in the “massive breakdown in preparation” that led to the U.S. Capitol…

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The skills of writing a brief, the skills of writing a memo, of doing legal research,” she said. “We get those in the classroom, but how to interact with clients, how to convey legal knowledge to somebody in a way that’s both useful and respectful of them—those are skills you only learn hands-on.
Maura Cremin ’21

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