International Law Society - Law School - Lewis & Clark
International Law Students Association
Work Abroad: Click the link to see where around the world Lewis and Clark law students have worked in the past. The “E” stands for externship positions, while the “P” indicates students who received a PILP stipend to support their work. L&C Law Students Around the Globe
Past ILS Events
Podcast of a presentation by Justice Ansari, formerly of the High Court of Calcutta, speaking on the role and hierarchy of courts in India, October 15, 2009. In his talk Justice Ansari references an amusing article by Art Buchwald that can be found here.
International Careers
Public Service Law Net’s page on International Careers
Yale Law School’s guide to International Public Interest Law
Study Abroad Resources
Lewis and Clark’s Study Abroad page
Comprehensive study abroad database maintained by William Mitchell College of Law
Information from the American Bar Association
International and Comparative Law Resources
The American Legal Exceptions Series: A series of articles from the New York Times about the elements of the American legal system that are unique in the world. Did you know that the U.S. is the only country that”¦ Allows partisan expert witnesses? Elects judges? Automatically excludes all evidence gathered illegally? And is one of the few that allows punitive damages? A must-read series of articles about what makes our legal system unique”¦ and better, or worse?