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Against their wishes, she went to Mali to help build a schoolhouse, left home for college in Portland, Oregon, and moved across the country for Harvard Law School.

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Sessler is a graduate of Harvard Law School, where he worked at the Veterans Law and Disability Clinic as well as clerked for the U.S.

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Harvard law grad provides free legal aid to poor !-- -- Emmanuel Tupas (The Philippine Star) - January 4, 2019 - 12:00am MANILA, Philippines Lawyer Juan Fidel Felipe Nograles has found his true calling by helping the poor in his home province of Rizal.

Harvard law grad provides free legal aid to poor

Leaders from Human Rights Watch and Harvard Law School's International Human Rights Clinic last week issued a dire warning that nations around the world haven't been doing enough to ban the development of autonomous weapons - so-called "killer robots." The groups issued a joint report that calls for a complete ban on these systems before such weapons begin to make their way to military arsenals and it becomes too late to act.

Human Rights Groups Sound Alarm Over 'Killer Robot' Threat

Harvard Law School is welcoming its first class of students this fall who were accepted without taking the LSAT.

Harvard Law likes initial results from GRE experiment

Not many 1-year-olds can say they attended a graduation-and in Harvard Law School, at that.

With baby in tow, 24-year-old single mom graduates from Harvard Law School

Harvard Law School is featuring Malaysian feminist Zainah Anwar in its 2018 portrait exhibit for International Women's Day.

Harvard honours Malaysian Zainah Anwar in Women's Day exhibit

Illinois Appellate Court Judge William Cousins Jr., a Harvard Law School graduate who served in the Korean War and as a prosecutor and independent Chicago alderman, has died at 90.

Judge William Cousins dies; Harvard grad was prosecutor, independent alderman

More than 600 well-wishers recently gathered to pay homage to Charles Ogletree, an advocate for civil rights and a law professor at Harvard Law School.

Honoring a Civil Rights Advocate

from Harvard Law School, where he was Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard Journal on Legislation, and received his A.B.

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Hosted by the Julis-Rabinowitz Program on Jewish and Israeli Law at Harvard Law School, the conference broadly approached the question of transgender identity in religious text and experience.