William S. Boyd School of Law University of Nevada, Las Vegas
 
































Thomas & Mack Legal Clinic
 

Fall 2008 In-House Clinic Courses

Students who have completed at least thirty (30) hours of law school course work and are in good academic standing (see "Nevada Supreme Court Student Practice Rule" under Clinical Program Information at the bottom of this page) can be certified for limited practice, which includes conducting investigations, interviewing witnesses, interviewing and counseling clients and representing clients before legislative and administrative bodies. Students with at least forty-five (45) hours of law school course work and are in good academic standing gain experience as lawyers practicing law under the Nevada Supreme Court Rule governing practice by law students. Working under the direct supervision of faculty who are licensed lawyers, students perform the full range of functions necessary for proper client representation, including appearing in the Nevada Courts.

The clinic is unique in that it is multidisciplinary. With the exceptions of the Criminal Appellate Clinic, students will be working with social work and education students under the supervision of the clinic social worker Professor Ina Dorman and Special Education Professor Rebecca Nathanson to provide all of their client’s legal needs. Graduates rate in-house clinics among their most valuable experiences in law school.

 

The Following clinics are offered in 2008 and 2009:

·    Education Clinic

·    Immigration Clinic

·    Innocence Clinic

·   Juvenile Justice Clinic

Prerequisites
To be eligible to participate in certain placements in the Clinic and Externship Programs, students must have completed Professional Responsibility.

Registration
Students interested in registering for a clinic must complete an application form. For application instructions and due date information, please see the BSL website.

Clinical Program Information
Fall 2008 Clinic Information Letter (PDF)
Fall 2008 Clinic Application Form (PDF)
Nevada Supreme Court Student Practice Rule (PDF)
Thomas & Mack Legal Clinic Newsletter (PDF)

Clinics not offered in 2008 and 2009
Child Welfare Clinic
Capital Defense Clinic
Criminal Appellate Clinic

CLINICAL PROGRAM
FACULTY & STAFF

Professor David Thronson
Associate Dean for Clinical Studies
Co-Director,
Immigration Clinic

Professor Mary Berkheiser
Director,
Juvenile Justice Clinic

Professor Ann Cammett

Professor Martin Geer
Director,
Externship Program

Professor Kate Kruse
Director,
Innocence Clinic

Professor Leticia Saucedo
Co-Director,
Immigration Clinic

Professor Anne Traum

Professor Rebecca Nathanson
Director, Education Clinic
and Kids' Court School

Ina Dorman
Social Worker

Joe Honrath
Clinical Operations Manager

Carmen Chang
Legal Secretary

Taurus Duncan
Legal Secretary

Janet Wilson-McFarland
Legal Secretary

Carlos Morales
Legal Clinic Receptionist

Morgan Flaherty
Student Worker

Patricia Doyle
Externship Student Assistant

 

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