Law Clinics The Clinics at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law provide law students with the opportunity for practical experiences in law under the guidance and supervision of law faculty and practicing lawyers. Clinical legal education is an integral part of the experience for over 80 percent of our students.

Child Advocacy Law Advocating for children in Pima County and offering an intensive clinical training program for upper level law students. For further information please visit the Child Advocacy website.

Domestic Violence Law Dedicated to providing a quality, supervised learning environment for upper level law students engaged in the practice of law on behalf of victims of domestic violence. For further information visit the Domestic Violence Law Clinic website.

Immigration Law This in-house clinic provides students with the opportunity to help people who are undergoing deportation (or "removal") proceedings in Tucson. For further information visit the Immigration Law Clinic website.

Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy The Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Clinic under the auspices of the Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program provides domestic and international legal assistance to the indigenous peoples of the world. For further information please visit the IPLP website.