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The fellowship was created in honor of Edward Lee Elmore, a former death row inmate in South Carolina who gained his freedom after thirty years, by one of his attorneys

Allaena Cruz, Jordan Phillips, and Danny Woodward will receive a year of support from the Law School to work for nonprofit organizations

The scholarship is awarded annually to a student who has demonstrated a sustained and passionate commitment to the achievement of equality of opportunity and access to justice

Kokenes, Munrose, and Thomas honored for their outstanding contributions to building and supporting the culture of service and public interest community at the Law School

Justice Center and Mithoff Pro Bono Program reprise Texas Law's annual Celebration of Service, joined by the Office of Student Affairs and the Office for Equity and Inclusion

Texas Law increases summer funding stipends and adds postgraduate fellowships

McCain, currently a Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary at HUD, works to eliminate housing discrimination, promote economic opportunity, and achieve diverse, inclusive communities

Adeola Ogunkeyede spoke on “Fighting for Justice Through Institution Building: The First Two Years of the Travis County Public Defender’s Office”

The LBJ School of Public Affairs' Prison and Jail Innovation Lab convened the conference, which the Justice Center hosted at the Law School