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Just Security

Is the Pardon Power Unlimited? — A Commentary by Harold Hongju Koh et al.

Harold Hongju Koh is Sterling Professor of International Law at Yale Law School. Rosa Hayes ’20, Dana Khabbaz ’21, Michael Loughlin ’21, Nicole Ng ’22, Ayoub Ouederni ’21, and Brandon Willmore ’21 are coauthors.

Is the Pardon Power Unlimited? — A Commentary by Harold Hongju Koh et al.
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EBaY Win Vacates Murder Conviction

The Ethics Bureau at Yale (EBaY) helped vacate a decades-old murder conviction in California.
EBaY Win Vacates Murder Conviction
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The New York Times

For Many Who Cleaned Up a Nuclear Mess, a Key Ruling Comes Too Late

The work of the Veterans Legal Services Clinic is mentioned in a New York Times article about the Clinic’s success on behalf of elderly veterans denied disability benefits for illnesses they suffered as a result of their work cleaning up a 1966 nuclear bomb disaster in Spain.

For Many Who Cleaned Up a Nuclear Mess, a Key Ruling Comes Too Late
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Liman Center and LSO Announce Inaugural Curtis-Liman Clinical Fellow

The Arthur Liman Center for Public Interest Law and the Jerome N. Frank Legal Services Organization at Yale Law School are pleased to announce that Alex Wang has been selected to be the first Curtis-Liman Clinical Fellow.
Liman Center and LSO Announce Inaugural Curtis-Liman Clinical Fellow
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The New York Times

Protect Veterans From Fraud

A report by the Veterans Legal Services Clinic is mentioned in a New York Times editorial.

Protect Veterans From Fraud
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Clinic Assists Former Senators in Drafting Impeachment Trial Memorandum

Shortly after the impeachment inquiry began, the Peter Gruber Rule of Law Clinic at Yale Law School commenced work with former U.S. Senators Russ Feingold and Chuck Hagel to prepare a detailed Memorandum to current U.S. Senators in anticipation of a potential Senate impeachment trial.
Clinic Assists Former Senators in Drafting Impeachment Trial Memorandum
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Federal Appeals Court Reinstates NAACP Census Suit

The Rule of Law Clinic secured a big win on December 19, 2019, when a federal judge reinstated a lawsuit challenging the federal government's inadequate plans for conducting the 2020 Census.
Federal Appeals Court Reinstates NAACP Census Suit
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Yale Law Students Help Nearly 1,600 Veterans Win Class Certification for Radiation Exposure

Meghan Brooks ’19, Lily Halperin ’21, and John Super ’20 are quoted in the Connecticut Law Tribune on the victory in a class action suit challenging the Veterans Affairs’ refusal to provide disability compensation to veterans exposed to ionizing radiation.

Yale Law Students Help Nearly 1,600 Veterans Win Class Certification for Radiation Exposure
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New Haven Independent

Dwight Group To Rehab Historic Building, Add Child Care

Clinical Lecturer in Law Emilee Gaebler and the Community and Economic Development Clinic are mentioned in a New Haven Independent article about plans for a long-empty building purchased by a neighborhood group.

Dwight Group To Rehab Historic Building, Add Child Care
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Veterans Clinic Heads to Washington

The Veterans Legal Services Clinic traveled to Washington, D.C. for two days of significant events relating to their current cases and other work of the Clinic.
Veterans Clinic Heads to Washington