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The clinic represents individuals facing deportation and partners with local, state, and national organizations to promote access to resources, education, and justice for non-citizens.

The clinic exposes Duke Law students to human rights issues and equips them with the knowledge and skills for immediate impact and to pursue roles in the field

The Start-Up Ventures Clinic counsels entrepreneurs on moving ideas to the marketplace

The Wrongful Convictions Clinic teaches Duke Law students to pursue justice — even if it takes decades

The clinic represents clients in matters such as defamation defense, social media blocking by elected officials, and access to public records and meetings

The clinic helps students access public education and secures benefits for children with disabilities

A new medical-legal partnership seeks to remove barriers to care for those with Opioid Use Disorder

Duke Law students get intensive training in handling a federal appeal from beginning to end