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Students And Faculty Traveled To Papua New Guinea To Study The Environmental Impacts Of A Gold Mine And Investigate New Allegations Of Sexual Assault By Security Forces

Society Needs Graduates to Pursue Justice in a Nuanced World, She Says

Federal Judges Affirm Grant of Habeas Corpus, Rule That New Haven Man's Constitutional Rights Were Violated During Trial for Double Murder

Four Students Present Arguments Before U.S. Court of Appeals Judges Robert D. Sack '63, David F. Hamilton, and Paul J. Watford

Clinic Students Catherine Kim '15 and Tiantian (Amy) Zhu '15 Worked on the Case with Professor Elora Mukherjee

Columbia Law School Professor Sarah Knuckey and Student Bassam Khawaja '15 Join Columbia University-Wide Team in Trainings with Myanmar Professors

Caitlyn B. Carpenter '15 Will Work with Young, Indigent Parents Involved in the Child Welfare System at Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem

Immigrants' Rights Clinic at Columbia Law School Wins Asylum for Six Undocumented Children

Columbia Law School Professor Elora Mukherjee and Students in the Law School's Immigrants' Rights Clinic Were the First to Offer Pro Bono, Individual Representation to Asylum Seekers Detained at a New Family Detention Center in Dilley, Texas