This is a practical program of
law-related education aimed at engaging high school
students in a critical examination of their rights and
responsibilities. It involves law students in
discussions surrounding practical legal problems,
contemporary legal issues, and the ramifications of
breaking the law. The underlying goal of the program is
for the young students to gain a sense of belonging to
society. The law students, working closely with the
teachers, teach at least one to two hours a week for six
weeks at a local high school.
Patty Kim (Law School, Student Activities) (216)
368-6615, e-mail: patricia.kim@case.edu
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