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X-WR-CALDESC:Legal clinics and externships are where virtually every law st
 udent is exposed to the practice of law\, often through serving clients wh
 ose legal needs would otherwise go unmet.  These clinic and externship opp
 ortunities not only train students in the skills needed to be a lawyer but
  also inform their understanding of access to justice and their future eth
 ical obligations to help close the justice gap.  Inspired by their experie
 ntial work in law school\, some graduates embark on public-interest career
 s\, while others head into private practice but with the trained instinct 
 for pro bono service.  Law schools through their legal clinics and externs
 hips are the shared root system for both branches of practice: legal aid a
 ttorneys and pro bono volunteers.  Legal clinics also often partner with b
 oth the private bar and legal services organizations on case work and poli
 cy reform projects—a relationship that runs in both directions\, more like
  a continuous loop than a one-way pipeline.\n\nThe panel features speakers
  from area law schools and larger legal community to examine the foundatio
 nal role that legal clinics and externships play in developing lawyers com
 mitted to access to justice.  The panel includes practitioners\, professor
 s\, and students to ensure a diversity of views and perspectives.
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DESCRIPTION:Legal clinics and externships are where virtually every law stu
 dent is exposed to the practice of law\, often through serving clients who
 se legal needs would otherwise go unmet.  These clinic and externship oppo
 rtunities not only train students in the skills needed to be a lawyer but 
 also inform their understanding of access to justice and their future ethi
 cal obligations to help close the justice gap.  Inspired by their experien
 tial work in law school\, some graduates embark on public-interest careers
 \, while others head into private practice but with the trained instinct f
 or pro bono service.  Law schools through their legal clinics and externsh
 ips are the shared root system for both branches of practice: legal aid at
 torneys and pro bono volunteers.  Legal clinics also often partner with bo
 th the private bar and legal services organizations on case work and polic
 y reform projects—a relationship that runs in both directions\, more like 
 a continuous loop than a one-way pipeline.\n\nThe panel features speakers 
 from area law schools and larger legal community to examine the foundation
 al role that legal clinics and externships play in developing lawyers comm
 itted to access to justice.  The panel includes practitioners\, professors
 \, and students to ensure a diversity of views and perspectives.
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SUMMARY:Civil ATJ Speaker Series: The Role of Legal Clinics & Externships i
 n Closing the Civil Justice Gap
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