News from the Clinical Programs
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April 11, 2016A new report on civil forfeiture released by the Center for American Progress highlights work done by Professor Louis S. Rulli and the Law School’s Civil Practice Clinic. -
March 21, 2016Amanda Johnson L’15 had the opportunity to argue a case in front of the Third Circuit at a 3L at Penn Law. In a recently released decision, the court accepted her argument and in doing so created a circuit split with the four other circuits to have considered the issue.
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March 16, 2016To foster children, “normalcy” can be a privilege not easily achieved without proper legal advocacy and financial resources. The Interdisciplinary Child Advocacy Clinic’s social work student intern, Abigail Wilson, describes the complex navigation of recent federal legislation which encourages equal exposure for foster youth to the every day experiences of their peers. -
March 16, 2016Montco Court opinion on a denied petition filed by Child Advocacy Clinic professors, Kara Finck and Jennifer Nagda, highlights misunderstandings between state and federal laws which leaves children with Special Immigrant Juvenile status unprotected. -
February 8, 2016The students in the Supreme Court Clinic are working to help a group of auto workers secure the overtime they’re entitled to in Encino Motorcars, LLC v. Navarro. -
January 22, 2016TLC calls for IACHR hearing about Central Americans held in detention centers. -
December 21, 2015Douglas Frenkel L’72 traveled around the world speaking about the American system of alternative dispute resolution and the work he has done in Penn Law’s clinics. -
December 14, 2015Penn Law’s Stephanos Bibas, director of the Supreme Court Clinic, talks about clinic’s work.
