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Street Law in the Community (Fall 2005)

Catalog #: 791 Section: 01 Credits (Min/Max): 3/3 Satisfy UCWR? No
Class #: 35594 Location: LB422 Day/Time: Wednesday 12:30-1:30
Instructor: Robin Barnes Course Type: FLD Enrollment Status: Open Limit: 18
Final Exam: No Exam Tentative Final Exam: Grading Basis: Graded
Subject(s):
Constitutional Law; Lawyering Skills
Description:
Street Law is a community oriented legal education program. Our broader goals include providing practical legal knowledge, mentoring and skill enhancement by pairing law students with non-traditional students in the Greater Hartford community. Law students go into structured education settings (such as schools for pregnant teens) to bring practical law to students at varying academic levels. Law students are encouraged to work with outside resource people and social service professionals in the community to develop life-skills workshops that assist teens in the evaluation of future education and employment opportunities

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