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The University of Idaho College of Law is committed to providing opportunities for law students that emphasize the value and habit of service to the community. Accordingly, all students are required to perform 40 hours of uncompensated law-related pro bono service as a condition of graduation.
The purpose of this pro bono requirement is to instill in students a commitment to their responsibility as lawyers to give back to the community and promote justice by assisting the underserved and underrepresented. As a result of the program, students gain practical legal experience, clients are served, and legal service providers gain valuable assistance.
Students are given the opportunity to fulfill their public service requirements in a wide range of settings, including legal service organizations, government agencies, private firms (pro bono cases), non-profits and legislative offices.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The College of Law Pro Bono Program does not accept direct requests for pro bono legal service. The goal of the program is to place students with other organizations that provide pro bono legal assistance.
If you are seeking such help, please contact:
Idaho Legal Aid Services 208.345.0106
Idaho Volunteer Lawyer Program 208.334.4500
Idaho Lawyer Referral Service 208.334.4500
For additional information, please contact:
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Jack McMahon, Pro Bono Program Coordinator
University of Idaho College of Law
P.O. Box 442321
Moscow, ID 83844-2321
Phone No: 208.344.6420 (Boise)
Cell Phone No: 208.602.4997
FAX No: 208.345.2445
jmcmahon@uidaho.edu
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