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Judicate West executive personally pledges $75k to fund Black law student scholarships in California

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UC Irvine law students help lead Supreme Court case on corporate liability for torture

Students in UC Irvine's Defending Democracy Clinic are part of the team arguing a U.S. Supreme Court case that could determine whether corporations can be held liable for aiding human rights abuses abroad.

The RPLG Public Law Fellowship Program: Training future lawyers in local government law

Local law shapes every corner of California, yet students barely see it--Renne Public Law Fellowship throws them into the action, proving public service can be thrilling, impactful, and career-smart.

California Supreme Court amends Law Office Study Program rules

The amendments, which take effect June 1, also revise supervision standards and the process for revoking student certifications.