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 more than 30 clinics in all, 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.
CHRGJ and GJC study suggests alarming levels of sexual violence in Haiti linked to lack of basic resources
Professor Margaret Satterthwaite '99 and Veerle Opgenhaffen publish findings on gender-based violence in Haiti
Lauren Burke ’09 hired as first in-house attorney at the NYAWC
CHRGJ helps launch new website devoted to human rights impact of business activities
Immigrant Rights Clinic secures permanent residency for Bangladeshi man after seven-year battle
CHRGJ examines accountability for rendition and secret detention through litigation in Africa
In the Press
"Immigration, deportation -- and no right to return?"
Los Angeles Times
Featured:
Immigrant Rights Clinic
"Judge Demands DOJ Emails on Immigration Claim, Says SCOTUS May Have Been Misled"
ABA Journal
Featured:
Immigrant Rights Clinic
"Judge Suggests U.S. Misled Court on Immigration Policy"
Wall Street Journal (Subscription Required)
Expert:
Nancy Morawetz '81
"U.S. Ordered to Release E-Mails on Returning Alien Policy"
New York Law Journal (Subscription Required)
Featured:
Nancy Morawetz '81, Saerom Park '12, Martha Saunders '12
"Solicitor General May Have Misled on Immigration"
Courthouse News Service
Expert:
Saerom Park ’12
"Report Exposes 'Survival Sex Trade' in Post-Earthquake Haiti"
Inter Press Service
Featured:
Global Justice Clinic
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Contact Information
Professor 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