Tag: Law and Religion Clinic

Students, Faculty, and Alumni Work Together on Supreme Court Capital-Punishment and Religious-Liberty Case

From day one, when we were already meeting with our clients, I knew the Law and Religion clinic was going to challenge me in the best way possible. Not only have I seen a change in my confidence and communication skills, I have been exposed to viewpoints and experiences from our clients and my clinical peers […]

Participating in the clinic has been an honor, a privilege, and meaningful as I and my student colleagues have provided substantive legal support and counsel to  a diverse array of organizations and individuals who wish to act according to the dictates of their sincere religious beliefs.

The Law and Religion Clinic has continued to develop my interest in First Amendment law and different religions. It has been a challenging and rewarding experience assisting clients in defending their right to follow the dictates of their conscience.