Faces of LLS

Loyola Social Justice Law Clinic (LSJLC) Welcomes Four Post-Graduate Fellows

Youth Justice Education Clinic Fights for Students Left Behind During Pandemic

The Youth Justice Education Clinic (YJEC) continues to fight for students left behind during the pandemic when many went without education at all for months and then continued to struggle with a lack of access to technology and services.

JIFS Former Client Guides Youth After Completing Forensic Gang Expert College

Now a transformational coach with the Success Stories Program, Hugo recently completed training in the Center for Juvenile Law & Policy’s Independent Forensic Gang Expert College

Carmen Ramirez

LPI Hosts “Life After Death” Panel Commemorating 10th-Annual International Wrong

LPI Hosts “Life After Death” Panel Commemorating 10th-Annual International Wrongful Conviction Day 

YJEC’s Co-Sponsored Bill SB 274 Signed by Governor Newsom

CJLP Hosts IFGEC Alumni Reunion

LPI client Bobby Williams Freed on Parole after 25 years

Clinic Student Spotlight: Savion Cotten

Savion Cotten ’24 is deeply committed to combating human trafficking on a global scale, and this passion has been a driving force in his life. 

Clinic Student Spotlight: Norvik Azarian '18

Norvik Azarian '18 was able to apply his practical and academic skills in the Ninth Circuit Appellate Clinic at Loyola Law School.

Ninth Circuit Appellate Clinic Students Win New Day in Court for Immigrant Clien

Ninth Circuit Appellate Clinic Students Win Reversals on Two Immigration Cases.

Chris Hawthorne Leads Policy Reform in Juvenile Resentencing

Chris Hawthorne was appointed to the transition team for Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón in 2020.

JIFS Client Reggie DeAndre Freed

After spending 16 years in prison for a sentence handed down to him as a 17-year-old, Reggie DeAndre Mallard was freed after JIFS advocates helped secure a plea deal

Michael Guggenheim '21

Summer Job Diaries: A Summer Gig at Universal Is a Day at the Park

Refugio Ortega-Carrillo

Summer Job Diaries: Burnishing Tort Knowledge Handling Wildfire Litigation

Hali Archer

Summer Job Diaries: Helping Underserved During COVID Era

LPI Secures Dismissal of Client Jane Dorotik’s Murder Conviction

After decades in prison and then in limbo awaiting a new trial for 2 years, Jane Dorotik finally is free with no pending charges

The Lawyer Who Saved a Black Cultural Treasure

Delivering Justice, No Matter the Circumstances

Another Loyola Project for the Innocent Client Walks Free

LLS Students Called to Volunteerism During Pandemic

Student community answers the call to help small businesses and community members find and access aid