For Philadelphia citizens returning from incarceration, unresolved traffic fines and license suspensions can pose a major obstacle to employment and self-sufficiency; this report documents the extent of the problem and proposes a number of common-sense solutions.
[PDF] Student Loan Options Chart – Temple University Beasley School of Law
Student Loan Options Chart The information on this chart represents extracts from various application materials and is not intended to be a substitute for the actual information contained in the application materials and promissory notes.
(Fall 2017) LAW 0742 § F21 Details – Temple Law Course Bulletin
The core legal needs will likely involve public benefits, landlord-tenant issues and estate planning. In the research component, students will research the law that surrounds these issues, develop training manuals for handling these cases, and create material explaining the law that is suitable for internal and public dissemination.
Temple University joins Public Interest Technology University Network …
The Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN) is a partnership of colleges and universities committed to educating students who can better apply technical understanding and practice to questions of individual rights, justice, social welfare, and the public good, particularly for those members of society least well served historically and today by existing systems and policies.
Looking Ahead at Climate Change and Federal Policy
The policy changes from former President Obama to the new Trump Administration have been like night and day. In an effort to help digest these changes, Temple Law School’s Sheller Center for Social Justice hosted its fourth lecture in a series titled Making Sense of the Legal Headlines, focusing this time on Climate Change and Federal Policy.
[PDF] tax notes Tax – law.temple.edu
SPECIAL REPORT TAX NOTES, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 1283 a fair and just tax system and protect all taxpayers from potential IRS abuse, there is no single document that sets forth these
The Court Cannot and Should Not be Neutral When Laws Discriminate on …
Mary Kate Martin, JD Anticipated May 2024 In recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions, and in arguments before the Court, the case has been made that the Court should be neutral. The petitioners in a pending affirmative action case have argued that colleges should be color blind in their admissions because the Constitution demands colorblindness. Additionally, Justice Kavanaugh’s concurrence in …