Description

The Immigrants' Rights Advanced Clinic offers the opportunity for students who have already successfully completed the Immigrants' Rights Clinic to pursue: a specific immigrants' rights advocacy project; advanced individual client representation; and/or working with the clinic director to provide direction/guidance to those enrolled in the Clinic for the first time. All advanced Clinic projects will be jointly designed by the director and the advanced student. Advanced students providing guidance/direction to first-time students will receive additional training on providing supervision.

Special instructions: Advanced students are expected to attend the case-rounds portion of the weekly seminar, and to participate as needed in the lecture/discussion portion of the seminar.

Advanced students may arrange with the instructor to receive between two and seven units. No student may receive more than 24 overall clinical credits, however, during the course of the student's law school career.

• Number of Units: 2-7
• Course Number: 274

Recently Taught By:

• Jayashri Srikantiah

All Public Interest Law courses:

• Community Law Clinic
• Community Law Clinic: Advanced
• Educational Inequality
• Immigrants' Rights Clinic
• Immigrants' Rights Clinic: Advanced
• Immigration Law
• Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship
• Law, Litigation, and Educational Policy
• Local Government Law
• Regulation of the Political Process
• The Democratization of Credit
• Youth and Education Law Project: Advanced