Via Harvard Legal Aid Bureau In a cramped church basement in East Boston, people gather together for a common purpose: to stay in their homes. East Boston is ground zero for no-fault evictions …
Six trials, Six wins, two appeals, and a successful motion to suppress
This year, faculty and students in the Criminal Justice Institute (CJI) have been investigating criminal cases, interviewing witnesses, conducting research, and arguing motions and trials before …
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Celebrating 35 Years of the Harvard Mediation Program
Via Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program On a sun-filled Saturday on April 30, 2016, the Harvard Mediation Program (HMP) celebrated its 35th anniversary with approximately 80 members …
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Student Spotlight – Deanna Parrish ’16
Via Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinic My fierce dedication to democracy's potential led me to Harvard Law School. I am the child of an immigrant family—Cubans who fled to the United States …
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A Semester with Senator Warren
By Zachary D’Amico, J.D. '16 Rather than finish off my legal education with yet another series of black-letter law lectures and endless April nights reading outlines, I opted to spend my final four …
My home at the law school
By Sam Feldman, J.D. '16 I came to law school to work on the issues of mass incarceration and prisoners’ rights, inspired by advocates and activists I’d met who were challenging America’s own …