SAMPLE LESSONS

The purpose of this web page is to serve as a clearinghouse for law students to share their exemplary lessons with law school-based Street Law programs from around the United States and the world. The lessons that currently appear are Street Law, Inc. lessons, lessons developed by law student participants in the D.C. Street Law Project of Georgetown University Law Center, and lessons that Street Law has collected from other law school-based Street Law programs. It is our hope that this site will grow to share the exemplary lessons of more Street Law programs.

The strength of many of the law school-based programs (both credit-bearing and non-credit-bearing) is that the considerable talents and creative energies of law students are put to use in the development of exemplary lessons. If you want to submit a model lesson, please e-mail it to clearinghouse@streetlaw.org and specify that you would like it to be included on our "sample lesson web page." If your lesson is selected, it becomes the express property of Street Law, Inc. and will be made available for interested parties to use. Please note that Street Law reserves the right to edit or reject any lessons submitted based on our own discretion. Street Law encourages users to adapt the sample lessons to the needs of their audience and to best practices in law-related education. Street Law assumes no liability for the information contained in the lessons.

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