UCLA School of Law Experiential Education

Check it out! Kudos to UCLA School of Law Veterans Legal Clinic students Lydia Nicholson and Brendan Pratt and Professors Sunita Patel and Jeanne Nishimoto for contributing to this valuable report:
The LA Metro board will soon be considering a renewal of a $786 million, five-year policing contract.
The “Metro as a Sanctuary” report lays out a new vision for safety on transit and calls for reinvesting those funds into community safety through services, programs and environmental design.
Together, we can end the criminalization of Metro riders, and build care-centered transit.
Read the reporthttp://allianceforcommunitytransit.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Metro-as-a-Sanctuary-ACT-LA.pdf

"Today's comes to us from Professor Taimie Bryant - don't miss her Office Hours this Friday at 12:15 p.m. (zoom info on MyLaw) where you can learn more about her innovative Dog Administrative Hearings Clinic! Bonus: Swipe for a trip down memory lane where former clinic students Mike Matta, Rosemary McClure and Stephanie Petrillo debrief after a hearing at Los Angeles Department of Animal Services.”

Professor Julia Stein’s Cordie is today’s ! Anyone else feel like their case of the Mondays is stretching into Tuesday?

A special and post today! Meet Justin Bernstein, the Director of the A. Barry Cappello Program in Trial Advocacy and his teaching assistant Heisman. We will forgive Justin for wearing a UC Irvine sweatshirt just this once!

We are incredibly proud of our experiential UCLA School of Law students and faculty, and delighted to share summaries of their work! Please take a moment to review our annual newsletter; we think you'll agree that there is much to celebrate.

UCLA Law's Experiential Program: Rising to New Challenges

! Professor Dave Babbe’s adorable pup, Jack!

Thinking about working in DC after graduation? Join the UCDC Director and some wonderful alumni to learn more!

Spring enrollment is almost here! Get a jump start and review your experiential options here:

Experiential Handbook

A special post today. Ingrid Eagly, Julie Cramer, and the UCLA Criminal Defense Clinic took their workspace to Los Angeles immigration court on behalf of one of their clinic’s clients.

Today's is Professor Cara Horowitz's bird, "Sippy!"