Hey Mitchell Hamline Students! Are you interested in cannabis law? Stay informed with the upcoming Minnesota Justice Foundation Lunch and Learn Cannabis Law Panel! Join us on April 17th from 12-1pm in Room 123 to stay informed on the latest regulations and policies shaping the industry. Free lunch provided! Register Here: https://lnkd.in/ghcdqxTN
Mitchell Hamline Minnesota Justice Foundation Student Chapter
Legal Services
St. Paul, Minnesota 48 followers
Promoting social justice and improving legal services
About us
The Minnesota Justice Foundation (MJF) is a membership-run, nonprofit organization. Its mission is to promote social justice and to improve legal services to those who have been under-represented by the legal profession. Through MJF, students have the opportunity to work with lawyers in a variety of legal advice settings or to complete research projects for lawyers who have taken cases on a pro-bono basis. In addition, MJF sponsors several summer clerkships per year, in settings which provide legal services to indigent clients. Through these experiences, law students and lawyers will develop an awareness of their ethical obligation to undertake public interest legal representation in the future.
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- Legal Services
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- 11-50 employees
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- St. Paul, Minnesota
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Hey Students! Are you curious about the evolving legal landscape surrounding cannabis? Want to stay informed about the latest regulations and policies shaping the industry? Then mark your calendar for our upcoming Lunch and Learn Cannabis Law Panel! April 17 from 12-1pm in Room 123. Free lunch provided! Register Here: https://lnkd.in/ghcdqxTN
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We are so excited to share that our Public Interest Law Fellowship auction goal was met! We are looking forward to funding Mitchell Hamline student's work in public interest this summer. Learn more about PILF here: https://lnkd.in/gxYDUAyH
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Do you want your fall 2024 textbooks paid for, Twins tickets, a tortious tour of Valley Fair, a reserved parking space, a Twin Cities 5k race entry, a one-night stay at The Graduate, or Minnesota United tickets? Bid on these items and so much more online at the Public Interest Law Fellowship Auction. Bid Here: https://lnkd.in/gTx5zUyR
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The countdown is on! Our Public Interest Law Fellowship (PILF) auction opens in 6 hours. Preview items and pre-register to bid! Preview and Register Here: https://lnkd.in/eTMN7SgV Learn about PILF Here: https://lnkd.in/gxYDUAyH
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We are just under 10 days away from the auction and are happy to welcome more donations from businesses, law firms and individuals. Not sure what to donate? Preview our auction to get some ideas: auctria.events/pilfauction
Attention law firms, businesses, and generous individuals - consider donating an item to the Mitchell Hamline Minnesota Justice Foundation Public Interest Law Fellowship Auction. All funds raised in the action go directly to the PILF program, which grants stipends to students who are spending their summer putting their legal education to work in public interest positions that would otherwise be unpaid. Fellowship recipients directly serve our local communities by working with non-profit organizations to provide free legal services to marginalized and low-income communities. For more info or to donate email: brooke.riley@mitchellhamline.edu.
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Applications are open on Symplicity for the Public Interest Law Fellowship! But what is it? The Public Interest Law Fellowship (PILF) provides funds to a student or students who will be spending their summer at a public interest organization and would otherwise be unpaid. Answers to more FAQs here: https://lnkd.in/gxYDUAyH
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Attention law firms, businesses, and generous individuals - consider donating an item to the Mitchell Hamline Minnesota Justice Foundation Public Interest Law Fellowship Auction. All funds raised in the action go directly to the PILF program, which grants stipends to students who are spending their summer putting their legal education to work in public interest positions that would otherwise be unpaid. Fellowship recipients directly serve our local communities by working with non-profit organizations to provide free legal services to marginalized and low-income communities. For more info or to donate email: brooke.riley@mitchellhamline.edu.
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