California Legal History, the Journal of the California Supreme Court Historical Society, has devoted its current issue to clinical and experiential programs in 12 California law schools, with articles written by clinical and other profs. The issue is available online here: https://www.cschs.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Legal-Hist.-v.-17-2022-.pdf
The volume is edited by the remarkable Selma Moidel Smith, who at 103 years old is at long last retiring from her editorship of the journal. Her introductory essay called “Legal History in the Making” reflects both on experiential learning and on some of the changes in the legal world during the nearly 80 (!) years since she became a licensed lawyer.
Pieces included:
Jeffrey R. Baker, THE COMMUNITY JUSTICE CLINIC: Pepperdine Caruso School of Law,
Lara Bazelon, RACIAL JUSTICE CLINIC: University of San Francisco School of Law,
Kurt Eggert, ELDER LAW CLINIC: Chapman University Fowler School of Law Alona Cortese Elder Law Center,
Haley Fagan & Tori Porell, FOSTER EDUCATION PROGRAM: UC Berkeley School of Law,
Carrie Hempel & Robert Solomon, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CLINIC: UC Irvine School of Law,
Joseph Kaatz, ENERGY LAW AND POLICY CLINIC: University of San Diego School of Law,
Robert D. Mullaney, AOKI WATER JUSTICE CLINIC: UC Davis School of Law,
Art Neill, NEW MEDIA RIGHTS’ INTERNET & MEDIA LAW CLINIC: California Western School of Law,
Clare Pastore, ACCESS TO JUSTICE PRACTICUM: University of Southern California Gould School of Law,
Ascanio Piomelli, COMMUNITY GROUP ADVOCACY AND SOCIAL LAWYERING CLINIC, UC Hastings College of the Law,
Hina B. Shah, WOMEN’S EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS CLINIC: Golden Gate University School of Law,
Lauren van Schilfgaarde & Patricia Sekaquaptewa, TRIBAL LEGAL DEVELOPMENT CLINIC: UCLA School of Law.
The volume will also be available on Hein Online.
–Thanks to Clare Pastore for the heads up!
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