Law Practice
Sep. 27, 2017
UC system hosts first conference on public interest law
The recent event in Los Angeles focused on civil rights issues, among other hot-button topics.
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Law school students and recent graduates were encouraged to use their careers to tackle a variety of pressing civil rights issues and help those of lesser means during the University of California system’s first public service law conference.
The event at UCLA last weekend featured panels about immigration matters and police accountability, as well as a high-profile list of keynote speakers.
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