Ngā hua rapu - "legal clinics"

IntroductionThis article explores clinical law programs of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and their role in advancing equitable development in urban communities which have been impacted by disinvestment, redlining, and gentrification. Building on the legacy of the Great Migratio...

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In this article, the concept of legal clinics created on the pillars of higher education institutions in various organizational and legal forms is examined to implement a training program for lawyers with practical skills. These clinics are created as independent legal entities or structural subdivi...

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The relevance of the research is determined by the need to search for new scientific, theoretical, methodological, substantive and technological foundations for the training future lawyers, as the intellectual and political elite of the state, possessing a stable civic position and ready to form a c...

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In this article, the Author reveals the need to develop a special training course for the legal clinic, which should give students the opportunity to learn the basic skills and analytical thinking necessary to provide quality legal services. In addition, the article presents a number of organization...

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