The U.S. Department of The Interior: Land, People, and Emergency Management
By: Giovanni Gaglianese ’23 The government is full of agencies that we all know. Lay people, and legal professionals alike,
Tag: Clinics
The Third Circuit Appeals to All Tastes
By: Mathew Biondolillo ’24 Working under Judge Julio Fuentes for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, I
My Summer at the U.S. Attorney’s Office
By: Jenna Wojdan ’24 If you had asked me what I would be doing this summer at the beginning of
On Behalf of the People
By: Jamie VandeVelde ‘23 When I started my second year of law school, the Erie County District Attorney’s Office was
On Behalf of the State of New York
By: Susanna Klose ’23 Working for the New York State Attorney General’s Office was an ideal placement for me. I
A Summer on the Third Circuit
By: Madeline Becker ’24 This summer I was lucky enough to intern in the Chambers of Judge Julio M. Fuentes,
Huntley Hearing
By: Dave Ross ’23 I would like to begin this blog post, discussing some of my work for the Nassau
The Verdict is Not the End: How People are Wrongfully Incarcerated
By: Alexis DiCarlo ’24 My name is Alexis DiCarlo and I received the 2022 Professor Virginia A. Leary Memorial Fellowship,
Practicing Law in Slow Motion
By: Shelby Mueller ’23 Thank you to the many donors for funding the Family Violence & Women’s Rights Clinic Summer
My Summer Working “On Behalf of the United States”
By: Gia Marciniak ’24 Interning at the United States Attorney’s Office for the Western District of New York (“USAO”) far
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