The Barton Family Foundation is founding the clinic with a $2.5 million commitment, according to James B. Duke and Benjamin N. Duke School of Law Dean Kerry Abrams.
February 03, 2022 at 04:36 PM
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Duke University School of Law is adding a 12th clinic to its program—this one aimed at training students to become leaders in helping to end racialized mass incarceration.
The Barton Family Foundation is founding the clinic with a $2.5 million commitment, according to James B. Duke and Benjamin N. Duke School of Law Dean Kerry Abrams.
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