The nation’s premier interdisciplinary clinic where law and public policy students team up to take on systemic racial and economic injustice.
COVID-19 has created an unprecedented public health and economic crisis, and families with youth in the juvenile legal system are among the most vulnerable. States and local governments must take immediate action to mitigate harm and promote the economic and emotional resiliency of youth and families to weather the crisis.
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Clinic News
Sen. Blackman Introduces Bill in Arizona “to Help Prevent Young People from Falling into Cycle of Debt and Poverty for Mistakes Made During Childhood” (01/05/2022)
Idaho Families of Color Experience Greater Financial Burden for Juvenile Cases (12/11/2021)
Fines and Fees Are a Barrier to Criminal Record-Clearing (11/30/2021)
Removing Barriers to Youth and Family Success: The Role of State Juvenile Cost of Care Fees (11/29/2021)
Policy Advocacy Clinic Fall 2021 Newsletter (11/16/2021)
I Told Congress That Misdemeanor Fines and Fees Cause Americans to Go Hungry (10/22/2021)
Faculty and staff
Read more about our faculty and staff.
Jeffrey Selbin
Clinic Director
Stephanie Campos-Bui
Deputy Director
Devan Shea
Deputy Director
Anavictoria Avila
Clinical Teaching Fellow
Cameron D. Clark
Clinical Teaching Fellow
Delaney Green
Clinical Teaching Fellow
Yasmine Tager
Clinical Teaching Fellow
Gus Tupper
Clinical Teaching Fellow
Rachel Wallace
Clinical Teaching Fellow
Maiya Zwerling
Clinical Teaching Fellow
Olivia Layug Balbarin
Clinical Paralegal
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