Student Perspectives Walk a Mile in Her Shoes: How Google Maps and Empathy Helped Me Develop a Trauma-Informed Interview Plan 29 Mar 202129 Mar 2021 By Sophia Laster, J.D. Class of 2021 A real estate lawyer once told me that a best practice of good real estate lawyers is to “walk the land”—to visit and observe a piece of property yourself—rather than rely on documentary…
Clinic News The Immigration Clinic Prepares for First Asylum Trial 24 Mar 202124 Mar 2021 The Immigration Clinic Team with the family's submission to the Immigration Court. Students in Immigration Clinic II are preparing for the Clinic’s first asylum trial in just a few weeks. The…
Clinic Events Retired Immigration Judge Speaks to Students and Community Members 11 Mar 202125 Mar 2021 On March 9th, Retired Immigration Judge Thomas Snow spoke to a group of over fifty community members and students about the immigration court system. His presentation focused on practical tips…
Current Events The Immigration Clinic Celebrates International Women’s Day 8 Mar 2021 On International Women’s Day, the Immigration Clinic honors immigrant women and girls who come from all around the world to call Hampton Roads home. The immigrant women and girls that…
At the Law School RGSJ Symposium Recap: Justice Along Borders 5 Mar 2021 By Mikaela Phillips, (J.D. Class of 2021), Senior Articles Editor and Symposium Coordinator of Volume 27 of the William & Mary Journal of Race, Gender, and Social Justice. On Friday,…
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