Hosted at the University of Dayton School of Law. Includes information to assist law students with their studies as well as on taking the bar exam. The Center is directed by its founder and noted civil rights attorney, Professor Randolph Scott-McLaughlin. Under his direction, the Center's cooperating attorneys and student interns are involved in public interest litigation on a national level. The Center is also involved in promulgating a Community-Based Lawyering model in which private practice lawyers are supported in their initiatives to infuse public interest work into their private practices and into their broader community leadership work.
Interns engage in virtually every aspect of the cases and the special counseling.
The Center will publish a newsletter in print and electronic formats with information on developments in social justice legal issues. Thus, the Center replicates, in a campus setting, an actual public interest law firm. Includes information about upcoming events, lectures and other news.