2005-2006 Programs
In 2005–2006, the Justice Center sponsored:
Conferences and Lectures:
- "International Law in the U.S. Death Penalty Cases: Discussion of Pending Medellin Litigation in the Texas Courts," co-sponsored by the Capital Punishment Center, Center for Human Rights and Justice, and McCormick and Sheffield Societies, Sept. 14, '05
- "Opening up a Closed World: What Constitutes Effective Prison Oversight?," co-sponsored by the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and Pace Law School, Apr. 23-26, ’06
- "Eking Out a Victory," Second Annual Civil Right Litigation Conference, co-sponsored by the Texas Civil Rights Project, Apr. 27-28, ’06
- Southern Region High Court Conference, co-sponsored with the National Center for State Courts and the Texas Office of Court Administration, May 12, ’06
Community Service/Pro Bono Education:
- Fall Public Service Initiative for First Year Students (orientation speaker, special classes on access to justice issues, and service projects), Fall ’05
- Public Interest Law Table Talk (co-sponsored with Career Services Office), Fall ’05
- Community Tax Center Project, partnered with the Community Tax Center to provide student volunteers to help low income working families file tax returns, Spring ’06
- Junior Judges, partnered with the Texas Young Lawyers Association to provide student volunteers to teach a unit on law and the judiciary to elementary school children throughout Austin, Spring ’06
Curriculum:
Public Service Recognition:
Scholarships and Fellowships:
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