law school clinical programs

Law school clinical programs are practical learning experiences where students work on real legal cases or issues under supervision. They allow students to apply legal theories, develop skills, and gain hands-on experience with clients, courts, and legal processes. These clinics often focus on areas like family law, housing, or immigration, and aim to benefit the community while preparing students for professional practice. Participating students learn by doing, bridging classroom knowledge with real-world legal practice in a controlled, educational setting.