The University of Georgia School of Law announced it will start a First Amendment legal clinic, thanks to a $900,000 gift from the Stanton Foundation, established by a longtime CBS president, Frank Stanton, before his death in 2006.

UGA Law has embarked on a national search to find a director for the new clinic, which will focus on regional cases involving freedoms of speech, the press or assembly for individuals and groups who cannot afford lawyers with specialized First Amendment expertise.

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