LLM M A S T E R O F L AW S

Embark on a
life-changing
experience studying
law in one of the top
legal markets in the
United States.

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P I C T U R E YO U R S E L F I N L O S A N G E L E S , O N E O F T H E M O S T V I B R A N T C I T I E S I N T H E W O R L D.

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 IF LOCATION IS EVERYTHING,

With a campus situated in the

heart of the vivacious City of
Angels, LLM students enjoy all
the benefits this fast-paced center
of culture, sports, entertainment
and commerce has to offer.

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THEN LOYOLA HAS IT ALL.
Loyola Law School is located in downtown Los Angeles. Loyola is the closest law
school to state and federal courthouses, major law firms and nonprofit agencies.
Due to the prime location, many of Loyola’s top lawyers and judges frequently visit
campus for networking events and speaking engagements.

Loyola is also at the center of the biggest entertainment hub in the city, L.A. LIVE.
Here you will find five-star restaurants, the Regal Cinemas, as well as the Staples
Center— home to the Lakers, Clippers and the Kings. A short cab ride away, you
can find yourself at Dodger Stadium, where you can watch some of the world’s top
baseball teams.

Los Angeles is home to major attractions like the world-famous Getty Museum, the
Broad, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Universal Studios, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica,
and Hollywood. The rest of Los Angeles— its beaches, prime hiking locations and
natural wonders— are all easily accessible to visit during your weekends and days off.

California is one of the most diverse and culturally sophisticated places to study
law in the United States.
 M A S T E R O F L A W S (LLM)
Loyola’s LLM YOUR LLM AT LOYOLA

program is designed Our unique boutique

approach. At Loyola,
for foreign law students receive full
support from our LLM
graduates, as well as Director, staff and faculty,
from Day 1. Support
experienced foreign
continues throughout the
and U.S. attorneys. experience at Loyola and
after graduation. You will
Our program always feel at home
at Loyola.
allows students
Highly customizable
to build a flexible
curriculum allows you to
curriculum in select courses that meet
your interests and goals,
American law and including first-year JD
courses that many other
International Law schools do not offer to
international students.
and prepares them
to become leaders in Externship opportunities help our students gain practical experience in law firms,
companies and public interest organizations.
a globalized market.
Moot court and experiential learning programs allow students to practice lawyering
skills by assisting clients in a wide range of cases.

Our network of more than 18,000 alumni and our Career Development Office helps
students obtain valuable working experience after the program and during the Optional
Practical Training Period.

Los Angeles is the capital of entertainment and technology! We offer specializations

in cutting-edge areas of the law, including entertainment and technology. We are also
13 miles away from Silicon Beach, home to over 500 tech startup companies, including
Google, Yahoo!, YouTube, Buzzfeed, Facebook, Salesforce, AOL and Electronic Arts.

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 OUR STUDENTS
Our students give life to a multidimensional
community— an eclectic mix of backgrounds, interests,
cultures and points of view. Students come to Loyola
from every region of the world with a wealth of
legal experience and a drive to learn more about the
American legal system or specialize in a particular
area of law. Creative and committed, students bring
together a multitude of perspectives, dreams, ideas and
ambitious goals that inspire and invigorate Loyola life.

22-60 STUDENT AGE RANGE

59% Female 22 Countries High chances you’ll make

41% Male Represented life-long friends here

60,000 50
pro bono hours On-campus organizations
donated annually fully managed by students

Loyola student blog: lls.edu/juryofpeers

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OUR LLM STUDENTS
Georgia Anderson
Italy
LLM CLASS OF 2014
Armed with a law degree
from Italy and an
international LLM degree
from Loyola Law School,
Georgia Anderson ‘14 was
admitted to the State Bar
of California, and within
days she was arguing a
motion in Los Angeles
Superior Court.
“My Loyola professors were
so dedicated, and they
explained everything so
well. Their teaching is very
practical and connected to
the real world.”
Judge Abdul Halim
Bangladesh
LLM CLASS OF 2016
With a newly earned LLM
from Loyola, Judge Halim’s
goal is to use his skills to
change the civil litigation
system in his native
country by promoting
and expanding the use of
mediation and alternative
dispute resolution.
“Loyola taught me to think
globally. My vision is
wider because I was able
to interact with students
from various cultures and
various ways of thinking.”
Oluwadamiloju “Dami”
Fatusi
Nigeria
LLM CLASS OF 2018
Nigerian LLM student
Oluwadamiloju “Dami”
Fatusi ’18 knew Loyola
Law School, Los Angeles
was the right place for her
the moment she set foot
on campus.
“The material my professors
presented in class was
incredibly practical and
will be very relevant to my
practice back home. If you
want a good education in
a supportive environment,
Loyola Law School, Los
Angeles is the right place
for you.”
Ran Zhang
China
LLM CLASS OF 2014
A graduate of the Jilin
University School of Law,
China, and experienced
lawyer overseeing
contracts for local and
overseas clients, Zhang
pursued an LLM degree
at Loyola to help advance
her career.
“Loyola’s LLM training
strengthened my legal and
professional skills, which
helped me obtain the job
I’ve always wanted in a
very competitive market.”
“We think of
Loyola’s campus
as our home, and
we want to make
our students
feel the same.
We strive to give
our students
a personal
approach, where
faculty and staff
members are
committed to your
success. We want
to know you, we
want to guide you,
we want to help
you achieve your
goals!”
— Professor Aaron Ghirardelli,
LLM Director
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 FACULTY STAND-OUTS

OUR PROFESSORS
Loyola’s professors are among the finest
attorneys and academics in the nation.
They aren’t just teachers— they are
practicing attorneys, policymakers and
experts in their field. As a Loyola student,
their doors are always open to you.

Victor Gold Laurie Levenson Allan Ides

Former Dean of Loyola A former assistant U.S. Professor Ides served
Law School and a attorney, Professor as a law clerk for the

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nationally renowned Levenson has provided Honorable Byron R.
expert in contracts and analysis for nearly every White, Associate Justice
evidence, Professor Gold high-profile criminal of the United States
teaches LLM students case of the last 20 years, Supreme Court. Professor
FULL-TIME FACULTY
Introduction to American including the trials of O.J. Ides is a leading scholar
Law. A fellow at Wolfson Simpson, Scott Peterson in constitutional law, civil
College, Cambridge and Michael Jackson. procedure and federal
University, England, She is the founder of the jurisdiction and practice,
Professor Gold is a highly Loyola Project for the and is actively involved
sought-after bar exam Innocent, which seeks in various public service
lecturer. He is a former to exonerate defendants projects, ranging from
CBS News legal analyst. who have been wrongfully civil rights litigation to
convicted. the representation of
individuals in deportation
50% 25% 2
proceedings.
held federal elected to the former U.S.
judicial American Law Supreme Court
clerkships Institute clerks

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Simona Grossi
Professor Grossi graduated
from L.U.I.S.S. University,
Rome, Italy and received
her LLM and JSD from
UC Berkeley. She worked
for the United Nations and
transitioned to private
practice with law firms -
Clifford Chance LLP and
Bonelli Erede Pappalardo
- working on national and
transnational litigation
cases. Professor Grossi
joined the Loyola faculty
in 2010. Elected to the
American Law Institute
(ALI) in 2011, she also is a
member of the
International Association
of Procedural Law (IAPL)
and a Pound Institute
Academic Fellow. Her
scholarship focuses on
civil procedure and
federal courts.
“Professors at
Loyola are very
F. Jay Dougherty Cesare P.R. Romano Elizabeth Pollman supportive of
Professor Dougherty An international law Professor Pollman’s
began his legal career in professor and a W. Joseph research focuses on international
New York, representing Ford Fellow, Professor corporate personhood,
Broadway composers and Romano holds degrees in constitutional rights of students. They try
authors. His interest in three disciplines (political corporations, startups,
to minimize any
motion pictures led him science, international entrepreneurship, and law
to positions at Mitchell, relations and law) from and technology. Before challenges faced
Silbeberg & Knupp; three countries (Italy, joining Loyola, Professor
United Artists Pictures; Switzerland and the Pollman was a fellow by students, and
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer United States). He has at the Arthur and Toni
Pictures; and Morgan expertise in many facets Rembe Rock Center for they make you feel
Creek Productions. of international law, and Corporate Governance
at home.”
He eventually became is a world-renowned at Stanford University,
senior vice president of authority in the field and a teaching fellow at — Judge Abdul Halim,
LLM Class 2016.
production and worldwide of international courts Stanford Law School.
acquisition legal affairs and tribunals. He also is She previously practiced
at Twentieth Century the founder of Loyola’s as a transactional lawyer
Fox. Before joining the International Human and business litigator
Loyola faculty, Professor Rights Clinic. at Latham & Watkins
Dougherty served as in Silicon Valley and
assistant general counsel Los Angeles. Professor
for Turner Broadcasting. Pollman clerked for the
Honorable Raymond
C. Fisher of the Ninth
Circuit Court of Appeals.
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 NOTABLE ALUMNI

OUR ALUMNI
Loyola’s 18,000+ alumni network spans 50 states and 35 countries.

With more than 800 partners at major law firms, Loyola alumni can be found at every
level of private practice, the judiciary, in-house corporations, government and public
interest organizations, and teaching and nontraditional settings.

Our alumni are fully engaged with our community and return to campus for both
formal speaking engagements and informal networking events. Others participate
in Career Development Office events, helping students prepare for job interviews by
conducting mock interviews and offering their feedback. Still others have enlisted
students for externship opportunities. And since they know firsthand how well Loyola
students can hit the ground running, alumni frequently return to recruit students for Laura Wasser ’94 Johnnie L. Cochran, Jr. ’62
employment opportunities in their own firms and employer organizations. Wasser has made An unparalleled figure
international headlines in U.S. criminal law,
for her representation Johnnie L. Cochran Jr.
of celebrity clients in is widely associated

18,000
TOP LAWYERS
13 Loyola Alumni earned spots on
ALUMNI WORLDWIDE the Daily Journal’s 2017 “Top 100
Lawyers in California.” More than
any other law school in the country!
their private matters. with masterminding the
She recently represented O.J. Simpson defense.
Angelina Jolie in divorce A legendary civil rights
proceedings against Brad litigator, Cochran’s
Pitt. Her roster includes landmark victories
Johnny Depp, Gwen included a number of
Stefani, Kim Kardashian, police misconduct cases.
Angelina Jolie, Maria
Shriver, Britney Spears
and Christina Aguilera.

50 states 35 countries 800 alumni are

represented represented in student body partners at law firms

#
1 Among Superior Court
Judges in California
#
3 Preparing Attorneys for Big Law Practice
— The American Lawyer

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 William M.
Rains Library
Students book study
rooms online; 24-hour
space available.
Fritz B. Burns
Academic Center
Home to many
administrative and Sonia’s Café
faculty offices, as well Offering students
as classrooms. made-to-order food
options and a salad
and soup bar.

Chapel Oak Tree Quad

of the Advocate A respite,
A quiet space open an impromptu
to all. A Jesuit legal classroom,
fellow presides over a connection
weekly Mass. to the past. Merrifield Hall
The largest
classroom
on campus.

The Girardi
Donovan Hall Advocacy Center
Home to a 113-seat Two mock courtrooms
theatre classroom, the are used by Loyola’s
hall is adorned with successful trial
stately columns. advocacy teams.

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 DESIGNED FOR
LAW STUDENTS
Loyola’s campus was designed by one of the world’s
most famous architects— Frank Gehry. The campus
has been the subject of both local and international
Founders Hall architectural acclaim, and Gehry’s campus designs
Student Services have won the profession’s highest recognition for
offices and the design excellence.
Loyola Social Justice
Law Clinic. Comprised of a series of contemporary buildings
clustered around a central plaza, the campus is at
once intimate and open. The classrooms, offices,
study and social spaces provide Loyola students with
an attractive and inviting environment for the study
of law and for social and intellectual exchange.
Parking Garage
A 24-hour facility
housing 825 parking
spaces.
“My favorite spot is the landing of the stairs
down from the Burns Building. It gives a
great perspective on the campus and the
life that inhabits it: people hanging around
the central oak tree, students spilling out
Basketball of class, the ever present pick-up game on
Court
A pick-up game of the basketball court and the gleam of the
basketball is a favorite
pastime of students. downtown skyline just beyond.”
Ping Pong is a close
— Justin Levitt, Professor of Law, LLS
second.

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 LLM CURRICULUM & SPECIALIZATIONS
With more than 325 elective courses, Loyola offers the breadth of American law, as REQUIREMENTS (24 units in 2 semesters):
well as depth in several topical areas. With only two required courses, you can explore • Introduction to American Law (2 units)
myriad subjects by pursuing the general LLM in American Law or you can focus your • American Legal Research & Writing (3 units)
studies in one of six specializations, each designed to equip you with a comprehensive
• Electives (19 units)
understanding of a key practice area.

LLM IN AMERICAN LAW BAR TRACK

If you seek a general overview of the American legal The Bar Track LLM is designed for students interested
system or you wish to prepare for a bar exam in the in completing an LLM degree as a way to become
United States, this may be your preferred option. eligible to sit for the bar exam in California and/or New
York. Loyola has one of the highest bar passage rates in
Sample Schedule:
FALL SCHEDULE SPRING SCHEDULE 86% California, and our faculty has extensive experience in
training students for the bar exam. Our Bar Track LLM
takes advantage of this experience and offers to our
COURSE UNITS COURSE UNITS LLM courses taught by
tenured faculty students a unique course of study, keeping in mind the
Introduction to Contracts Part II 2 specific challenges that foreign law graduates face when
2
American Law preparing for the bar exam.
Professional
American Legal Responsibility 2
3 LOYOLA’S BENEFITS
Research & Writing in the U.S.

Constitutional Law

Contracts Part I
4

3
Civil Procedure

Evidence
5

4
325
Electives
• One-on-one counseling with our LLM Director to design
a course of study that will maximize your chances of
passing the bar exam.
including first-year JD
courses available • Fall workshop for foreign law graduates on the structure
of the bar exam in California and New York.

• Spring bar writing course specifically designed for

foreign law graduates.

• Exclusive one-on-one private tutoring from one of our

* These are only some of the electives you can pick for your specialization. leading professors on bar readiness, offered following
For a complete list, go to http://lls.edu/llm/specializations
graduation and up to the date of the bar exam.••
** Tutoring is offered to a limited number of students every year.
Please contact us to receive more information.

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 Girardi Advocacy Center
The Girardi Center opened its doors
in the fall of 2002 at a ceremony
attended by U.S. Supreme Court
“The strength of the LLM program at Loyola
Associate Justice Anthony M.
Kennedy. This striking terra-cotta is the flexibility of its curriculum. It allows
building is equipped with all of
the latest in instructional media, you to design your own course of study or
and it houses two courtrooms, an
Ethical Advocacy classroom and focus on a specialization.”
the offices for the Moot Court and — Artem Dolukhanyan, LLM Class 2017
Trial Advocacy teams.

Specialization in Specialization in
CIVIL LITIGATION AND ADVOCACY CRIMINAL JUSTICE

An LLM in Civil Litigation & Advocacy is an ideal choice Loyola’s renowned advocacy teams, experienced
for students interested in becoming international trial doctrinal and skills faculty, and extensive advocacy-
attorneys. Through this specialization, you will benefit
from Loyola’s highly ranked trial advocacy program.
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Live-Client
related course offerings have always set Loyola apart in
lawyering skills training. More recently, the Criminal
You will learn in the Girardi building, with its several Justice Specialization was created to ensure that students
Clinics
classrooms designed to replicate typical U.S. courtrooms interested in criminal law receive a comprehensive and
and court facilities. You will take classes with professors unique academic experience.
with storied careers and experiences in the courtroom.
Loyola is renowned for transforming students into stellar You will have matchless opportunity for exposure to, and
trial attorneys, and you will be no exception. concentrated study in, the law and skills necessary to train
as an advocate in a criminal prosecution or defense setting.
REQUIRED COURSES SAMPLE OF ELECTIVES
REQUIRED COURSES SAMPLE OF ELECTIVES
COURSE UNITS COURSE UNITS
COURSE UNITS COURSE UNITS
Introduction to Alternative Dispute TOP LLM
2 2 for academics and best Introduction to Appellate Advocacy 3
American Law Resolution 2
classroom experience American Law
American Legal Deposition Workshop 1 — International Jurist, 2017 Cyber & Intellectual
3 2
Research & Writing American Legal Property Crimes
Federal Courts 3 3
Research & Writing
Evidence 4 Death Penalty Law
Introduction to 2
2 Evidence 4 Seminar
Trial Advocacy 3 Negotiations
Criminal Law 4 Law & the Use of Force 3
Civil Procedure 5 Mass Torts Seminar 3
Criminal Procedure 4 White Collar Crime
Mediation 3 2
Torts or Contracts 5 Seminar

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 Specialization in
CYBERSECURITY & DATA PRIVACY
The first of its kind on the West Coast, this specialization
offers you a slate of classes and experiential learning
opportunities to prepare for the evolving legal demands
presented by emerging technology. Loyola draws on its
traditional strengths in areas like technology, criminal
justice, data privacy and IP law, featuring professors
and practitioners with unique expertise in the legal
needs of Silicon Beach, cybercrime law enforcement
and engineering. This program also capitalizes on the
expertise of national security and related sectors based in
Los Angeles.
Specialization in
ENTERTAINMENT & NEW MEDIA LAW
Ranked in the top 10 in the U.S. for entertainment law
by Variety, the leading magazine on entertainment
business, Loyola takes advantage of our prime location
near downtown Los Angeles (a media and fashion
capital) and offers students a broad spectrum of courses,
taught by top-notch faculty and practitioners in the
field. Externship opportunities held by Loyola students
in just the past year include well-known companies such
as NBC/Universal, Sony, Lionsgate, MTV Live Nation,
Warner Brothers Television, HBO, Activision, and
many more.

REQUIRED COURSES SAMPLE OF ELECTIVES REQUIRED COURSES SAMPLE OF ELECTIVES

COURSE UNITS COURSE UNITS COURSE UNITS COURSE UNITS
#6 Tax LLM Program
Introduction to Digital Media & Law 2 — US News Introduction to Litigating a Copyright
2 2 2
American Law & World Report American Law Case Seminar
European
American Legal Cybersecurity & 2 American Legal Motion Picture:
3 3
Research & Writing Data Privacy Research & Writing Finance & 3
Production
Cyber & IP Crimes 2 IP in Digital Age 2 Entertainment Law 3
Music Law 2
Internet Law 2 White Collar Crime Copyright Law 3
2
Seminar Television
Technology & Privacy 3 Trademark Law 3 Programming
2
Top 10 in and Production
Cybersecurity &
2 Financing
Regulatory Compliance Entertainment Law
— Variety
Cyber Risk
Management & 2
Incident Response

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Specialization in Specialization in
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LAW
Intellectual property is one of the most dynamic and Loyola Law School’s specialization in International
fastest growing areas of legal practice and represents Business Law targets students interested in assisting
roughly 20 percent of the American economy. Technology companies in a globalized market. Students will advise
and social media are enabling the rapid distribution of clients on a plethora of issues, from the incorporation of
content to millions of mobile phones, laptops and tablets a company to its corporate management, tax issues, and
across the globe, with new legal questions surfacing every mergers and acquisitions.
day. Every lawyer, from the solo practitioner to in-house
counsel to transactional and litigation lawyers in large Los Angeles and its expanding Silicon Beach area are
firms will increasingly face IP issues. LLM graduates with an extremely busy market for international business
an IP specialization will be prepared for the “knowledge” lawyers. Many leading venture capitalists are located in
economy of the 21st century. the area, and deals are made to finance these startups,
buy or sell them. In addition to the startup world, Los
REQUIRED COURSES SAMPLE OF ELECTIVES Angeles is one of the top financial markets in the United
COURSE UNITS
States, second only to New York. Some of the foremost
COURSE UNITS
1 MILLION + companies and firms are located in the city, and Loyola’s
Introduction to Advertising Law 2 prime location in downtown L.A. allows students to be in
2 pro bono hours
American Law
Digital Media and donated since school’s close contact with the preeminent players in the market.
2 1920 founding
American Legal the Law
3
Research & Writing SAMPLE OF ELECTIVES
Fashion Law 3 REQUIRED COURSES
Patent Law 3 COURSE UNITS COURSE UNITS
International

#9
3 Antitrust Law 3
Copyright Law 3 Intellectual Property Introduction to
2
American Law
Trademark Law Licensing in a Global Trial Advocacy Business Planning:
2 Financing the 3
Context — US News American Legal
Antitrust Law 3 3
& World Report Research & Writing Startup Business

Business Associations 4 Contracts 5

Corporate
2
Governance

International
Business 3
Transactions

Securities Regulation 3

*These are only some of the electives you can pick for your specialization.
For a complete list, go to http://lls.edu/llm/specializations

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 EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Experiential learning programs allow you to practice what
you learn in the classroom. Participating in moot court, a trial
advocacy course or a clinic helping real clients can prepare you
for your future as an international lawyer.
MOOT COURT
Moot Court programs provide a unique opportunity
to learn how to write memoranda and present oral
arguments in court or in an ADR setting. Students
will review documents together with classmates, draft
memoranda and pleadings, and learn how to present a
case before a judge or arbitrators.
WILLEM C. VIS MOOT PROGRAM

MOOT COURT TEAMS
WINNER
2018 American Bar Association
National Appellate Advocacy
Regional Competition
SEMI-FINALISTS
2018 Tulane International
Baseball Arbitration
Tournament
FINALISTS
& BEST BRIEF
2018 Hispanic National
Bar Association Moot Court
Competition
BYRNE TRIAL ADVOCACY TEAM The Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration
Moot (VIS) is one of the most prestigious moot court
REGIONAL CHAMPIONS competitions in the world. It takes place every year in
in 23 of last 29 Regional Competitions Vienna and Hong Kong, with participants from nearly
300 law schools from more than 60 countries.
Texas Young Lawyers Association National Trial
Competition
This moot is an opportunity to foster the study of
international commercial law and rules of arbitration for
SIX-TIME REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
the resolution of international business.
American Association of Justice (AAJ) Student Trial
Advocacy Competition
Students write memoranda for the claimant and respondent
and prepare oral argument based upon the memoranda.
10 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
including the National Board of Advocates 2015
Tournament of Champions and the 2014 National Civil
Trial Competition

WILLEM C. VIS MOOT

BEST MEMORANDUM HONORABLE MENTION

FOR RESPONDENT Memorandum for Claimant
ICC/KLRCA Pre-Moot, Memorandum for Respondent
Malaysia, 2017 Willem C. Vis Moot, Hong Kong, 2017

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TRIAL ADVOCACY
Loyola offers the Trial Advocacy course, which
examines all aspects of a jury trial, including jury
selection, opening statement, order of proof, direct and
cross examination of witnesses (including experts), and
closing argument. Students participate in simulated
criminal and/or civil trial sessions and they work in
teams to assist fictional clients.

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 INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS CLINIC
The overarching mission of the International Human
Rights Clinic at Loyola Law School (IHRC) is to
CLINICS contribute to the attainment of the fullest exercise of
human rights by all human beings throughout the world
by maximizing the use of global and regional legal
Clinics are similar
and political institutions through litigation, advocacy
to real-life law firms.
and capacity-building. The IHRC’s work includes
Students assist real
litigating human rights violations before a wide array of
clients on real matters,
international bodies, and advocacy and international
supervised by our
policy-making on pressing human rights issues.
faculty and other staff
attorneys. Clinics are a
Students learn how to conceptualize and strategize
fantastic opportunity
diverse approaches and grapple with practical, ethical,
to practice some of the Students in the International Human Rights Clinic meet with the faculty adviser to discuss a
methodological and theoretical challenges involved. pending case.
subjects you will learn
during your LLM, and
are also a unique way to
work together with other PROJECT FOR THE INNOCENT
American students and
improve your client Loyola Law School’s Project for the Innocent pursues
management skills. claims of innocence on behalf of those who have been
wrongfully incarcerated. To date, the LPI has secured
releases for seven clients,including five since 2017.
Under the direction of supervising attorneys, LPI
students review inmate correspondence, investigate
innocent claims and draft habeas petitions seeking
prisoner release.

FIVE Obie Anthony stands with Project for the Innocent students and attorneys on the day of his release.

EXONERATIONS
secured by clinics

50,000+
clients assisted
by LLS clinics since
1996

Kash Register hears that the judge has overturned his conviction. Andrew Wilson celebrates his release with family and members of the Loyola Project for the Innocent.

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application and submit
and experience a law school lecture.
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upon request) around the world:

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in the fall (August start) scholarships to competitive applicants.
and spring (Jan. start). Admitted students are automatically
considered for scholarship opportunities.
Learn more at
lls.edu/llm/apply

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