Clinical Programs

The clinics provide students with practical legal experience under the guidance and supervision of law faculty and practicing lawyers. Students participate in a variety of activities in connection with representing clients: interviewing and advising clients; researching and drafting documents for submission to courts; representing clients in court; and negotiating cases. The College of Law offers four in house clinics, supervised on site by law faculty, as well as two placement clinics, where students, under the supervision of a faculty member, are placed in public agencies (both prosecuting and defending in criminal cases).

In-House Clinics (6-4 credits):
Child Advocacy Clinic
Domestic Violence Clinic
Immigration Law Clinic
Indigenous Peoples Law Clinic

Placement Clinics (4-3 credits):
Criminal Defense Clinic
Criminal Prosecution Clinic