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ClinicAL PROGRAMS

Take advantage of the many practical training opportunities available.

Overview

Real-client experience is a critical part of your legal education. So critical that we strive to place each student wanting a clinic placement. In our clinics, students work under the supervision of faculty attorneys and veteran practitioners on:

actual cases
public policy initiatives
community outreach and education
other projects with significant client impact

Additional clinical opportunities are offered by community partners and student-run clinics. At University of Arizona Law, we infuse practical training into everything we do. Our clinics are a core element of ensuring you graduate fully prepared to practice law and seek justice for your clients.

Read the latest clinical news in our Fall 2024 Newsletter.

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How to Register

Applications for the Fall '25 semester now open until March 18.

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“The most rewarding experience I had in law school. It allowed me to integrate the practices I learned in my studies with practical courtroom experience.”

Available Clinics

Arizona Attorney General’s Office Clinic

BA/MLS Family Law Default Clinic

Child & Family Law Clinic

Civil Rights Restoration Clinic

Community Immigration Law Placement Clinic

Criminal Defense Clinic

Criminal Prosecution & Ninth Circuit Appellate Clinic

Domestic Violence Law Clinic

Education Advocacy Clinic

Federal Criminal Defense Clinic

Gender Justice Workshop

Immigration Law Clinic

Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship Clinic

International Human Rights Advocacy Workshop

Judicial Clerking Program

Natural Resource Use & Management Clinic

Rio Yaqui Human Rights Project

Tribal Justice Clinic

UA Innocence Project

Veterans' Advocacy Clinic

Workers' Rights Clinic

Clinic Contact Information

Phone: 520-626-5232

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News

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U of A Innocence Project receives $1.5M to advance DNA case review and exonerate wrongfully convicted people

Dean Marc Miller

Arizona Attorney Q&A with Dean Marc Miller Covers “A New Day in Court,” Space Law and Policy, JD-Next, and More

Two law students before local Veterans Court

University of Arizona Law Veterans Advocacy Law Clinic Expand Staffing, Services with $300,000 Gift

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UArizona Innocence Project Awarded DOJ Funding to Strengthen Partnership with County Attorney’s Office, Investigate Wrongful Convictions