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Legal, Clinical and Community-Based Practice
TRU Law offers legal practice and community-based practice opportunities through a variety of mediums such as public interest work, elective courses, intercultural and indigenization learning opportunities and clinical opportunities.
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Public Interest Work
- Designing legal expert systems: apps for access to justice
- Transnational lawyering: social justice, communities and resources
- Pro Bono Students Canada
- Justice and Corporate Accountability Project
- Civil society, dissent and the law
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Indigenous Peoples, Intercultural Learning and Anti-racism
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Days
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Legal Practice News
In their course Designing Legal Expert Systems, TRU Law students created apps that enhance access to justice.
Apps increase access to justice
Peruvian Indigenous leader speaks to students
A Latin American Indigenous leader from the northern Amazon region of Peru visited TRU Law to speak to students about her people's struggle.
Law students launch pro bono club
TRU Law officially launched a chapter of Pro Bono Students Canada, a club that will provide free legal services to local organizations.