- U. S Army JAG Informational Session — September 9, 2021 . . .
They primarily focus on the areas of criminal law, legal assistance, civil administrative law, labor employment law, international operational law, intelligence law, and contract fiscal law
- Gloria Bradford, 54 - Exhibit - African American Students . . .
Following graduation, Ms Bradford practiced in Houston with the firm of Dent, Ford, King Witcliff where she was involved in both civil and criminal practice In October 1954, she became the first African American woman to try a case in Harris County District Court
- Capital Punishment in Texas: The Lived Experience an . . .
Merel Pontier (LL M ’20), the co-founder and legal director of the Clinton Young Foundation, and Clinton Young visited UT to speak to students and staff about their journey to right a wrongful conviction from the Netherlands to Texas Clinton spent 18 years on death row and was almost executed before Merel bonded him out in 2021 Watch the documentary Clinton Young – Innocent on Death Row
- Spotlight on the Career Services Office - Texas Law News
During that summer, Maksoud particularly enjoyed the firm’s criminal defense practice Later, he interned with nonprofit legal services provider Texas Fair Defense Project and shifted his long-term focus to public interest
- The William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law . . .
She participated in the Juvenile Justice Clinic, Criminal Defense Clinic, and Children’s Rights Clinic, and worked for the Juvenile Rights Practice of the Legal Aid Society of New York in Brooklyn and the Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights in New Orleans
- Prison Abolition, Human Rights, and Penal Reform: From the . . .
Many critics increasingly talk of prison abolition At the same time, the international human rights movement continues to rely upon criminal punishment as its primary enforcement tool for many violations, even as it criticizes harsh prison conditions, the use of the death penalty, and lack of due process in criminal proceedings
- leg06. dvi - law. utexas. edu
The causation of harm signals the legally determinate level of carelessness or criminal intent, which is uncertain in the cases of an attempted crime or a victimless reckless act, because we can never know if, in the last instance, the person would not have exercised more care or abandoned the criminal enterprise
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