Clinics
The Big Picture
The Clinical and Advocacy Programs give students the opportunity to learn by doing, through representing real people with very real problems. There are 36 clinics, so students can tackle a wide range of complex legal issues, from immigrants facing deportation and juveniles accused of serious crimes to defendants facing the death penalty.
The New York Law Journal interviews Sujit Choudhry about the Constitutional Transitions Clinic
The International Human Rights Clinic releases a new report on the right to food in the United States
Alina Das '05 is honored for outstanding achievement in immigration law
Supreme Court cites Immigrant Rights Clinic’s work in major opinion on immigration law
Civil Rights Clinic scores victory for all New York City straphangers
Immigrant Rights Clinic wins transgender asylum victory
In the Press
"Hunger and Poverty in America"
Keep Hope Alive with Reverend Jesse Jackson
Expert:
Smita Narula
"Food stamp cuts, farm bill details affect real lives"
South Carolina Times and Democrat
Featured:
International Human Rights Clinic
"Des millions d'Américains ont faim"
La Presse (Canada)
Expert:
Smita Narula
"Spreading the Wealth"
Townhall Finance
Featured:
International Human Rights Clinic
"Study: 50 Million Americans Can't Afford Adequate Food"
CNS News
Featured:
International Human Rights Clinic
"Q&A: Sujit Choudhry"
New York Law Journal
Featured:
Sujit Choudhry
Learn more about Clinical Law at NYU:
Faculty
Curriculum
Videos
Contact Information
Vice Dean Randy Hertz
Director of Clinical and Advocacy Programs
Clinical Law Center
Furman Hall
245 Sullivan Street, Room 626
New York, NY 10012-1301
Telephone: (212) 998-6434
Facsimile: (212) 995-4031
Email: randy.hertz@nyu.edu