101. NSU - Shepard Broad Law Center - Career Development The Shepard Broad law Center pro bono Honor program recognizes students whowork pro bono for the public interest while enrolled in law school. http://www.nsulaw.nova.edu/career/probono_honors.cfm

Home Contact Us Career Development Career Connection Calendar of Events Graduate Survey On-campus Activities ... Writing Samples Employment and Employers 1L's Summer Employment OCI Registration Potential Employers Presto ... Southeastern Minority Job Fair Public Interest Law About PILC Events Fellowships Law Links ... Pro Bono Honor Program Florida Bar Information BAR-BRI Review Bar Exam Tips Bar Prep Initiative Essay Trainer ... Florida Bar Results Pro Bono Honor Program The Shepard Broad Law Center Pro Bono Honor Program recognizes students who work pro bono for the public interest while enrolled in law school. Students completing a certain number of service hours will be awarded this graduation honor. The goals of the Pro Bono Honor Program are to educate students in the role of public service attorneys, make students aware of critically unmet needs in their communities, assist agencies in trying to meet these needs, and build a tradition of pro bono work that will accompany students into their professional careers. Who Is Eligible to Participate?

102. Pro Bono Program - University Of South Carolina School Of Law http://www.law.sc.edu/probono/pbhp.htm

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103. Pro Bono Program 2. Read and become familiar with these Guidelines, the law school s definitionof pro bono and the procedures for participating in this program. http://www.law.uoregon.edu/career/employers/probono.php

POSTING A JOB Job Posting Form ABOUT OUR STUDENTS Grading System Pro Bono Program GENERAL RESOURCES Pro Bono Definition Pro Bono Program Pro Bono work benefits society and promotes a healthy community. Law students provide legal services to under-served populations or address important public issues without receiving pay or academic credit. In exchange, students benefit by gaining valuable skills, handling actual legal issues and working directly with clients. Most students report a tremendous sense of satisfaction gained from using their skills to help individuals in a tangible way. I. Program History and Purposes In 1995, the Student Bar Association asked law students whether they favored a mandatory "Pro Bono Graduation Requirement." Two thirds of the 217 respondents favored such a requirement. In the fall of 1996, the faculty unanimously approved a voluntary pro bono program. The full text of the Pro Bono Program approved by the faculty is attached as Exhibit "A," and is incorporated into these Guidelines by this reference. A pro bono component to legal education serves many purposes. First, it serves to introduce law students to one of the traditional aspects of the legal profession, public service, and to nurture at this earliest stage of their careers, the habit of sharing the skills and access to the courts which they are privileged to possess. Second, a pro bono component helps to fill the gap in legal services by providing a pool of pre-professional legal workers whose efforts make legal services more widely available. Third, a pro bono program counters the widely-shared public misperception that the legal profession is self-serving, vicious, greedy and insensitive. Fourth, students receive valuable exposure to clients and actual legal problems and learn hands-on problem solving.

104. Pro Bono Program: Pro Bono Service Program persons who cannot afford, in whole or in part, to pay for services, including nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and law firms doing pro bono work http://www.law.harvard.edu/academics/probono/

Pro Bono Service Program Pro Bono Requirement Pro Bono Opportunities at HLS Who We Are/Contact Us Current Students ... Pictures What's New If you'd like to earn pro bono credit for your public interest summer job, please read this! Instructions for Summer Jobs Students have performed 120,000 hours of public interest work! (See Below) FREE Hats and T-shirts to students! (Read More) PRO BONO HOURS PERFORMED IN THE FIRST YEAR AND A HALF OF THE PROGRAM! More News About the Pro Bono Service Program The Pro Bono Service Program is a new program which requires that all Harvard Law School students, beginning with the class of 2005, complete a total of at least 40 hours of law-related public service pro bono work as a condition for graduation. Our hope is that by giving back to the community, our graduates will develop a lifelong professional vision of how they can contribute to the public good. Students may work in programs that offer legal services to persons who cannot afford, in whole or in part, to pay for services, including non profit organizations, government agencies, and law firms doing pro bono work. Summer public interest work funded through the summer funding program can also count towards the requirement. Work at a law firm qualifies as long as the entire 40 hours is on a pro bono case and is uncompensated. The work may also be performed in a setting in which credit is given (clinical programs), in conjunction with a faculty pro bono project, in student-initiated projects, or in many of the HLS volunteer student organizations. Since this pro bono requirement is intended to teach law by experience, the student's work should involve the application or interpretation of law, the formulation of legal policy, or the drafting of legislation or regulations, and it should not be clerical in nature.

105. Cleveland Stater- College Of Law Pro-bono Work Aids Cleveland College of law probono work aids Cleveland By Noreen Lentz law school awards,including the Dean s Community Service Awards, recognize pro-bono service. http://www.csuohio.edu/clevelandstater/Archives/Vol 1/Issue 3/studentlife/studen

Student Life July 8, 1999 News Student Life Sports Highlights ... Department of Communication College of Law pro-bono work aids Cleveland By Noreen Lentz Cleveland State University's Cleveland-Marshall College of Law is combining law knowledge and community service through its pro-bono/community service program. Implemented two years ago when Steven Stein-glass became full-time dean, the program continues to attract students and earn national recognition in the process. Pamela Daiker-Middaugh, director of the program says, "It's part of every attorney's responsibility to give back to the community." She explains that the legal code of ethics says that attorneys need to be responsive to the needs of the community in which they live. Although the legal definition of pro-bono implies doing legal work for no cost, she explains that the term is used in this program to refer to a wide variety of services that students perform. Daiker-Middaugh says through this program the law school is carrying out CSU's broader urban mission by helping the city of Cleveland and its residents. Because many of Cleveland-Marshall College of Law's students will become future leaders in Cleveland and beyond, Daiker-Middaugh says that students should develop the habit to volunteer in neighborhoods and help those who are unable to help themselves. One continuous project at the law school is the Cleveland Bar Association/SPILO Education Initiative, ajoint program with the city of Cleveland and Case Western University College of Law.

106. Pro Bono & Pro Se Center: LawMoose Legal Reference Library funded legal services programs, courts, pro bono programs, and a national directoryof court pro se sites. University of Maryland School of law, Maryland Legal http://www.lawmoose.com/index.cfm?Action=Library.&Topic=MN102097

107. Pro Bono The Fairfax Bar Association and Fairfax law Foundation support a vibrant andexpanding pro bono program which serves locations throughout the county. http://www.fairfaxbar.org/probono.asp

Navigation FBA Home Page Join Today FBA Programs Pro Bono Program Conciliation Programs Community Programs - Member Resources - FBA Journal Members Only About the FBA Committees/Sections Fairfax Law Foundation Public Resources Lawyer Referral The Law for Students Public Law Library Legal Resources Legal Links - FBA Activities - Events/CLE Publications - Site Resources - Ads/Sponsorships Contact Us Site Map Search Pro Bono Program Mission Some highlights of the Pro Bono Program What You Can Do to Help How the Pro Bono Program can help you! ... Pro Bono Enrollment Form Mission: Providing Individuals with Equal Access to Justice The Pro Bono Program was developed in response to the growing need to provide legal services to the underserved. It has been estimated that there are at least 80,000 low income residents of Fairfax County. Those with legal problems cannot afford to pay for the services of a competent attorney. The Fairfax Bar Association and Fairfax Law Foundation support a vibrant and expanding Pro Bono Program which serves locations throughout the county. Volunteer lawyers, law students and paralegals help to staff the diverse projects. The Program is headed by a full-time Director of Pro Bono Activities, the only such position in the state of Virginia. Back to top Some highlights of the Pro Bono Program: Neighborhood Outreach Program: Volunteer lawyers regularly go to sites throughout the county, such as homeless shelters and Family Resource and Community Centers, to provide free legal advice and referral information. The lawyers also have the opportunity to provide further assistance to resolve these cases, if they choose to do so. These locations are convenient, familiar and accessible to the clients who are often unknowledgable about how to access the justice system. The sessions are usually on weekday evenings and last approximately 2 hours. The volunteer lawyer usually participates about four times per year at a particular site. The Pro Bono Program offers free training and provides a comprehensive "Resource Manual" at each site.

108. Seton Hall Law School - Center For Social Justice- Pro Bono Service Program Seton Hall law School s Center for Social Justice pro bono program The farreachingprogram is a not-for-credit educational experience in which many Seton http://law.shu.edu/csj/probono_program.html

Pro Bono Service Programs The far-reaching Pro Bono Program is a not-for-credit educational experience in which many Seton Hall Law students volunteer as a legal professional with an outside non-profit organization. This program offers students an opportunity to gain hands-on legal experience while making a difference in the community. Students at all levels of learning and experience are encouraged to participate in the Center for Social Justice's Pro Bono Program. Students in the program donate a minimum of 35 hours of their professional time during a semester. Participation is noted on the student's law school transcript, and they receive special recognition at commencement. Student volunteers have gained practical experience while assisting hundreds of disadvantaged people since the program was initiated in 1988. Our students report that their pro bono assignments have provided invaluable practical experience as well as tremendous personal satisfaction. Clients express gratitude for the services they receive, and our community has recognized the important services we provide.

109. Duquesne University | The Law School The pro bono program at the law School goes one step further by providing a structurethrough which students can meet and recognize the professional obligation http://www.law.duq.edu/career/SerPro.html

//Breadcrumb navigation name var crumbTitle = " ABC> "; Administration Administrative Resources Campus Services Campus Map ... DU Directory Pro Bono Program Introduction Program Objectives Program Structure Web Sites of Interest Ella A. Kwisnek, Assistant Dean for Students, Program Administrator Bernard John, Student Coordinator 900 Locust Street, Hanley Hall Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Phone: 412.396.1905 Fax: 412.396.1408 Email: probonolaw@duq.edu Dean's Message Mission Statement A Higher Calling ... Law Alumni Association

110. Pro Bono And Public Interest Program At Pace Law School, New York, NY, Environme Also, in 2002, the law school established the Dean s Awards for pro bono Serviceto recognize students who contribute a substantial amount of their time http://www.law.pace.edu/currentstudents/probono/

You are here: Home Current Students Pro Bono Service Dean's Awards Faculty Public Interest Activities Gorton High School ... Summer Grant Pro Bono and Public Interest Program at Pace Law School Since the law school opened in 1976, our faculty and students have demonstrated a firm and ongoing commitment to helping others – in the activities of our Public Interest Law Scholarship Organization , in the activities of our student organizations , in the public service activities of our faculty , and in a range of curricular opportunities for our students. The historical focus of our nationally recognized environmental law program is the stewardship of our air, land and water. Our Environmental Litigation Clinic offers students the opportunity to assist individuals and communities who are threatened with environmental harms, and who do not have the resources to obtain legal counsel. This value has permeated the law school’s ethos in recent years, with the establishment of John Jay Legal Services (JJLS), the Law School’s free legal clinic staffed by student attorneys admitted to the practice of law under the close supervision of full time faculty. Student attorney’s earn from two to six credits per semester as members of the clinical programs and externships that constitute JJLS, which includes:

111. The Daily Utah Chronicle Online law school kicks off pro bono initiative, , The Daily Utah Chronicle, a newspaperof University of Utah. Current Issue law school kicks off pro bono initiative. http://www.utahchronicle.com/news/2004/01/15/News/Law-School.Kicks.Off.Pro.Bono.

document.write(''+''); Current Issue: document.write(currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Username Password Register search the chronicle Home News Law school kicks off pro bono initiative By Steve Gehrke Published: Thursday, January 15, 2004 First-year law students were introduced to the 2004 Pro Bono Initiative Program during the fourth annual kickoff Wednesday. The Initiative was offered by the College of Law to promote public service in the legal field. Co-coordinators JoLynn Spruance and Candice Rush helped create a jam-packed auditorium with pizza, drinks and guest speakers. The program is instrumental in establishing an awareness among law students of the ethical responsibility to provide legal services for less fortunate members of the community, according to organizers. Through this opportunity, help is provided for people and organizations which otherwise could not afford legal assistance. The students who volunteer these services often find themselves on the receiving end in the long run because of the opportunity to work with practicing lawyers. There is no shortage of such lawyers under the auspices of the initiative program, as an estimated 65 are participating this year. Dean Scott Matheson opened the panel by praising past successes.

112. Martin Leonard Bono - Questioning The Law A brief study on the difference between law and Justice. Rule of law or Rule of Justice. http://hometown.aol.com/martinbono1/myhomepage/index.html

113. CNN.com - FCC Chairman Wants To Overturn Decision On Bono's Expletive - Jan. 14, CNN http://cnn.com/2004/LAW/01/14/fcc.obscenity.ap/index.html

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com FCC Chairman wants to overturn decision on Bono's expletive Singer's on-air comment focus of investigation The chairman of the FCC wants to overturn a prior ruling that found Bono's comments on television not obscene. Story Tools RELATED FindLaw analysis: The political storm over Bono's comment H.R. 3687 and H. Res 482 Federal Communication Commission Parents Television Council LEGAL BACKGROUND 1978 Supreme Court decision on George Carlin case: FCC v. Pacifica Foundation (FindLaw) YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Television Computing and Information Technology Federal Communications Commission (FCC) or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? WASHINGTON (AP) Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell has asked his fellow commissioners to overturn a much-criticized decision that an expletive uttered by the musician Bono on a network program was not obscene. During last year's NBC broadcast of the Golden Globes Awards, the lead singer of the Irish rock group U2 said "this is really, really, f brilliant."

114. CNN.com - Bono, Nicole Richie, And The F-word: Broadcast Indecency Law - Dec. 23 CNN http://cnn.com/2003/LAW/12/23/findlaw.analysis.hilden.indecency/index.html

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Bono, Nicole Richie, and the F-word: Broadcast indecency law By Julie Hilden FindLaw Columnist Special to CNN.com Remarks by Bono of U2 may be revisited by the FCC. Story Tools FINDLAW FOR THE PUBLIC Select a topic Autos Bankruptcy Consumer Criminal Law Divorce Employment Estate Planning Family Immigration Landlord-Tenant Personal Injury Taxes Legal commentary from FindLaw's Writ LAW DICTIONARY (FindLaw) In January, during the Golden Globe awards, music group U2's lead singer Bono received an award and exclaimed joyfully, "This is really, really f brilliant." In October, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruled that Bono's remark did not violate rules prohibiting indecent or obscene speech during broadcasts. The FCC reasoned that there was no violation because Bono was simply using the word "f" as a superlative, not in a sexual way. This month, during the Billboard Music Awards, "Simple Life" stars Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton were involved in the following exchange: Hilton told Richie, "Now, Nicole, remember, this is a live show, watch the bad language." Jokingly, Richie immediately exclaimed "F-!" She was bleeped. Later in the broadcast, Richie swore again, remarking, "Have you ever tried to get cow shit out of a Prada purse? It's not so f simple." This time, however, she avoided the bleep censor. Viewers heard her expletives loud and clear and some, especially parents of young children, were furious. Fox TV apologized, and has promised that it is "working to ensure it does not happen again."

115. Opposing Copyright Extension, Protecting The Public Domain Resources and information about legal and court cases challenging the Sonny bono Copyright Extension law. http://www.law.asu.edu/HomePages/Karjala/OpposingCopyrightExtension/

Maintained by: Dennis S. Karjala Professor of Law Arizona State University Help Protect Your Rights to the Great Works in the Public Domain! On October 7, 1998, both the House and the Senate passed S. 505, the " carte blanche Everyone should be grateful to the efforts of Stanford Law professor Lawrence Lessig, who was the lynchpin in the constitutional challenge, supplying immeasurable amounts of his time, money, and extraordinary talent to the cause. Although the effort was ultimately unsuccessful, he succeeded in bringing the issue before the public, which I was wholly unable to do when the bill was being considered by Congress. If we are vigilant, we MAY able to stop the rent-seeking special interests the next time they seek to line their own pockets at the expense of our cultural development. Please visit Professor Lessig's web site for information and ideas about new approaches to promote the public domain in the light of this disastrous abdication of constitutional duty by the Supreme Court. What Are the Issues and What Happened?

116. Openlaw: Eldred V. Ashcroft Open law public forum for collaboration and discussion on the case challenging the bono Act's 20 year extension of the copyright terms. http://eon.law.harvard.edu/openlaw/eldredvreno/

O P E N L A W: Eldred v. Ashcroft Berkman Home Openlaw Eldred v. Ashcroft Updated news at eldred.cc January 15, 2003: Supreme Court Upholds Term Extension, 7-2 PDF: syllabus majority opinion (Ginsburg) Stevens dissent Breyer dissent HTML: syllabus majority opinion (Ginsburg) Stevens dissent Breyer dissent (Thanks, Lisa On October 9, 2002, the United States Supreme Court heard oral argument that the CTEA is unconstitutional. Transcripts of the argument are now available. Thanks from the Openlaw team to everyone who has helped us get here. Copyfight is collecting reports from the argument, including first-hand recollections fromnumerous participants. Editorial support and regret from the New York Times QUESTIONS PRESENTED: Legal Filings Read our opening brief and the numerous amici ("friends of the court") supporting Eldred's case including multiple Nobel laureate economists, the Free Software Foundation, constitutional and IP law profs, the American Library Association, the Eagle Forum, the American Historical Association, distinguished historians, and Intel Corp. An amazing group of people and institutions spanning the ideological and sectoral spectrums. online extension calculator to see.

117. Openlaw: Golan V. Ashcroft Open law public forum for collaboration and discussion on the case challenging the Sonny bono Copyright Term Extension Act and restoration of expired copyrights. http://eon.law.harvard.edu/openlaw/golanvashcroft/

O P E N L A W: Golan v. Ashcroft Berkman Home Openlaw Eldred v. Reno Golan v. Ashcroft ... Plaintiffs' Notice of Supreme Court Grant of Certiorari in Eldred v. Ashcroft (PDF) Defendant's Notice of Grant of Certiorari in Eldred v. Ashcroft (PDF) Government Files Motion to Dismiss Golan v. Ashcroft Government Brief (PDF) ( HTML ) and Motion to Dismiss (PDF) ( HTML filed December 13, 2001 Plaintiffs' Reply Brief (PDF), ( HTML ), January 3, 2002 Government Reply (PDF) ( HTML ), January 16, 2001 Golan v. Ashcroft Plaintiffs LAWRENCE GOLAN RICHARD KAPP S.A. PUBLISHING CO., INC., d/b/a/ ESS.A.Y RECORDINGS SYMPHONY OF THE CANYONS RON HALL, d/b/a FESTIVAL FILMS and JOHN MCDONOUGH, d/b/a TIMELESS VIDEO ALTERNATIVES INTERNATIONAL v. Defendant JOHN ASHCROFT in his official capacity as Attorney General of the United States, Complaint , filed September 19, 2001: News: , National Law Journal, Nov. 27, 2001 News: Conductor challenges music law , Rocky Mountain News, October 2, 2001 Eldred v. Ashcroft . Plaintiffs in that case have filed a petition for certiorari before the Supreme Court. Wendy Seltzer

118. Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Pro Bono The firm has received several other honors, including the State Bar of California’slaw firm pro bono award, in recognition of our pro bono contributions. http://www.mto.com/probono/

Printer Friendly Page Pro Bono pro bono work as a responsibility that we have as professionals and as citizens to assure a fair and just legal system. Since our firm was founded, MTO lawyers have been committed to providing high quality pro bono service. The firm was one of the charter signatories to the American Bar Association’s pro bono challenge, and consistently devotes more than of 3% of all attorney time to delivering needed pro bono legal assistance. In recognition of our pro bono service, Munger Tolles received the ABA’s coveted Pro bono Publico Award. The firm has received several other honors, including the State Bar of California’s law firm pro bono award, in recognition of our pro bono contributions. In 2002, individual attorneys at MTO received the 2002 Voting Rights Award of the ACLU Foundation of Southern California and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights for the Bay Area’s Robert Sproul Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award. As part of our pro bono Extending to Broader Communities While we have a strong pro bono commitment to representing indigent individuals and the organizations that assist them, our

119. Heller Ehrman - AboutUs 1998 law Firm Award of Merit from the Legal Aid Association of California; 1997Pro bono law Firm of the Year from Bet Tzedek Legal Services of Los Angeles; http://www.hewm.com/aboutus/probono.asp

Heller Ehrman is a Charter Signatory to the American Bar Association's (ABA) Pro Bono Challenge, which calls on leaders of the nation's top 500 law firms to adopt goals for pro bono hours equivalent to five percent of the firm's total billable hours. In 1999, our attorneys and legal assistants collectively devoted more than 42,000 hours to pro bono clients and engagements. The firm has consistently been ranked by The American Lawyer among the top law firms in the nation for its pro bono commitment. Our attorneys serve on the boards and steering committees of many legal aid groups and are deeply involved in the promotion and funding of public interest law activities. These groups include: ACLU Berkeley Law Foundation Bet Tzedek Legal Services King County (Washington) and Santa Clara (California) Community Legal Services programs Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights (of the San Francisco Bay Area) Public Counsel (of Los Angeles) San Francisco Legal Aid Society Members of the firm have also been involved in managing California and Washington State Bar programs that provide funding for legal services projects derived from interest on lawyers' trust accounts (IOLTA), and have served on the ABA Commission on IOLTA.

120. DMCA And The Politics Of Copy Protection@Everything2.com Paper by Damian Yerrick about under the table laws such as the bono Act and the DMCA sponsored by corporate lobbyists that dilute the public's right to publish. http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=952746

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