Professor Neal Katyal, Georgetown Law, speaking at the law school about winning Hamdan v Rumsfeld in the U.S. Supreme Court
(co-sponsored by the Collie Lectureship)
The William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law is developing important new programs for the Law School community:
• Research projects, conferences and lectures on legal topics affecting the underserved
• Expanded academic internship courses giving students hands-on public service experience
• Scholarships, summer stipends, and post-graduate fellowships for students/alumni engaged in public interest work
• Public service recognition events
• Orientation program, special classes, and public service projects for first year students about increasing access to justice
• Awards to student and attorney leaders in pro bono, government service, and public interest law
• A public interest scholar-in-residence program
• Pro bono projects for students, faculty and alumni