Written advocacy in all its forms is core to the Cyberlaw Clinic’s practice. Clinic students and clinicians regularly write and submit amicus briefs on behalf of Clinic clients in state and federal courts nationwide. The Clinic also files briefs on behalf of parties in litigation and engages with administrative bodies. And, students and clinicians collaborate with clients to prepare legal guides, white papers, and other public-facing documents geared toward educating a broad audience on the nuances of complex legal issues. Clinic staff and students are also actively involved in broad-based public outreach through their written work and through events and media appearances.
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