Center for Social Justice Initiatives

The Center for Social Justice (CSJ) and New York Lawyers for the Public Interest (NYLPI) released a report, Discharge, Deportation, and Dangerous Journeys: A Study on the Practice of Medical Repatriation, documenting an alarming number of cases in which U.S. hospitals have forcibly repatriated vulnerable undocumented patients, who are ineligible for public insurance as a result of their immigration status, in an effort to cut costs.

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HAITI RULE OF LAW TRIP | Spring 2013

March 3-7 | Jeremie, Haiti
This year, Seton Hall Law strengthened its commitment to supporting the Rule of Law in Haiti by initiating a NEW PRISON CONDITIONS PROJECT in Jeremie. A delegation of Seton Hall Law professors and students will be visting the L'Ecole Superieure Catholique de Droit de Jeremie.
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2012 CSJ Scholars

CHRIS KEATING
Urban Revitalization Initiative
& KAROL RUIZ
International Human Rights/Rule of Law Initiative +[Learn more ]

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CSJ Clinics

Clinical Course Application (deadline Thursday, February 28, 2013) | APPLY NOW >>

Through the Center for Social Justice (CSJ) clinical program, students move from the classroom to the real-world as they gain hands-on experience representing clients and handling cases from start to finish. Each of the clinics focuses on a particular area of the law, but all share the commitment of promoting social justice by working on behalf of the underrepresented. CSJ graduates regularly recall their clinical experiences as the most fulfilling and memorable of their law school careers.

Our CSJ Clinics include the following. Follow links for full descriptions of each clinic.
Civil Litigation Clinic	Immigrants’ Rights/International Human Rights Clinic
Civil Rights and Constitutional Litigation Clinic	Impact Litigation Clinic
Family Law Clinic	Juvenile Justice Clinic
Equal Justice Clinic