LMU Loyola Law School

Loyola Social Justice Law Clinic

Los Angeles

LMU Loyola Law School’s century-long commitment to social justice and public interest is embodied in the Loyola Social Justice Law Clinic, a diverse collective of 20+ live-client legal clinics. Our clinics provide high-quality, holistic legal services to under-resourced individuals and communities all across Southern California and demand accountability at all levels of our justice system.

News

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ADVOCACY IN ACTION

Post-Conviction Transformation: A Rare Expungement Case

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BINATIONAL ADVOCACY

LIJC's Binational Migrant Advocacy Project Expands

LMU undergraduate interns at LSJLC Summer 2026

Summer Collabs at LSJLC

LMU Undergraduates Advocate for Social Justice at LSJLC

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YOUTH JUSTICE EDUCATION CLINIC

YJEC Releases Toolkit to Support Newcomer Students

CENTER FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION

LCCR Honored by L.A. County for Mediation Work

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PROJECT FOR THE INNOCENT

LPI Launches Investigative Initiatives with Irmas Grant

Justice in Action

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Meet the Directors

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Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic

Paige Hewlett '26

"I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work with the Loyola Project for the Innocent team and witness their unwavering commitment to justice. Visiting Ernest in jail has been truly rewarding, allowing me to see the person behind the case. It’s incredibly fulfilling to know our efforts are giving him a chance to reclaim his life and enjoy the freedom he deserves."

Student Testimonials