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Teaching lawyers to lead the way with a focus on ethics and interdisciplinary engagement.
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First Amendment Clinic caps off successful first year, readies new Campus Speech Database.

News & Galleries tagged with: Public Interest & Pro Bono Program

Newman, supporters await decision in Sharpe case; pathologist says bullet could not have traveled the way prosecutors claim - May 20, 2019
Duke Law is one of the top schools sending graduates to federal clerkships, ABA data shows - May 15, 2019
Pham JD/LLM ’19 receives prestigious Equal Justice Works Fellowship, will work in Houston on immigrants' labor rights - May 15, 2019
Civil Justice Clinic ensuring no family is denied help fighting eviction as gentrification exacerbates Durham's affordable housing shortage - May 15, 2019
Presentation of Justin Miller Awards, gala, launch 2019 graduation festivities - May 10, 2019
Duke Law a "go-to" school for future JAGs, Dunlap says; alums excelling in highly selective military law program - May 09, 2019
For Elizabeth Tobierre '19, the practice of law is personal: "Law is made through people's interactions" - May 03, 2019
Meredith George ’19 says professors inspired her to look for ways to make a practical impact on the community - May 03, 2019
Want a career in intelligence? Dunlap says to seek a broad education, understand technology, and commit to lifelong learning - April 29, 2019
Incoming Duke Law students can apply to The Weil Legal Innovators Program that combines business skills, public service - April 25, 2019
Members of Class of 2019 seize career opportunities in public interest and government - April 24, 2019
Garrett calls license suspension counterproductive; Deberry '94, Rep. Morey working to end practice in N.C. - March 26, 2019
Garrett-led research finds 1 in 7 North Carolinians has a suspended license; state's automatic suspension law traps the poor in cycle of debt - March 25, 2019
Civil Justice Clinic students prevail in two cases - March 25, 2019
Civil Justice Clinic's Eviction Diversion Program aims to empower tenants with information about legal system and rights - February 22, 2019
Coleman, Ulate '19, Milkovich '19 hope for imminent release of Charles Ray Finch in wrongful conviction case - February 21, 2019
Beasley MJS '18 named Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court by Gov. Cooper - February 12, 2019
Wrongful Convictions Clinic prevails in Fourth Circuit, gains full hearing on merits of client’s otherwise barred constitutional claims - January 28, 2019
Kim '20: Veterans Assistance Project "a way to interact with and serve a smaller subsection of the population that is often pushed aside" - December 11, 2018
Immigrant and Refugee Pro Bono Project sponsors letter-writing campaign - November 20, 2018
At Duke's professional schools, concern for others is part of the curriculum - November 12, 2018
Kim Burrucker: pro bono connection to community - July 12, 2018
Duke Law no. 1 in full-time legal employment for class of 2017 - April 26, 2018
Pro bono director Burrucker receives Duke Employee Service Award for tax prep assistance - March 28, 2018
Alladina '11 helps launch Georgia Housing Corps - March 14, 2018