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Pro Bono Service Programs

THE YOUTH ADVOCACY CENTER AT COVENANT HOUSE-NEW JERSEY
 
[Newark, NJ] - This site has been in operation since 1997. Law students will assist the organization in various tasks. In the public policy area, interns will research issues that effect runaway and homeless youth, draft legislation to address those issues, garner support for policy initiatives and create avenues to educate the public about the clients served. Work will range from research projects and technical legal writing to phone calls and follow-up faxes. In the direct service area, students will aid in intake, assisting youth with legal questions that do not rise to the level of a litigated case. Interns could also appear with clients in court to clear warrants or to appear for a juvenile court date as their special advocate. Additionally, law students could aid clients with eligibility requirements of public benefits laws.

Eligibility: All law students.

Schedule: To be arranged.

 
 
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