The clinic is headed by assistant professor Rebecca Sharpless, who worked at the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center before joining the law school faculty.
September 23, 2009 at 01:59 PM
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The University of Miami School of Law has launched an immigration clinic for students who will represent low-income immigrants in South Florida.
The clinic is headed by assistant professor Rebecca Sharpless, who worked at the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center before joining the law school faculty.
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