The Community Justice Legal Project is the newest pro bono initiative offered by the Public Interest Office and funded by the George Barrett Social Justice Program. The student-led project works in collaboration with the McGruder Family Resource Center in North Nashville and seeks to eliminate the civil legal barriers that frequently hinder reintegration and stability for individuals and their families after involvement with the justice system.
Collectively, Vanderbilt Law students reported a total of 10,750 pro bono and community service hours through the Pro Bono Pledge program.
A new report from Asad Ramzanali, VPA Director of AI and Technology Policy, offers a set of proposals for post-AI crash reforms.
Professor Judith Edersheim delivered the 2026 Weaver Program Distinguished Lecture on the intersection of neuroscience and law.
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