The University of Dayton Law Clinic is a state-of-the-art teaching law office at the University of Dayton Law School in Dayton, Ohio.  Under the supervision of full-time law professors who are also licensed attorneys, third-year law students represent real clients from the greater Dayton metropolitan area while developing their professional skills.
        Our purposes therefore are to provide high quality legal representation to persons who cannot afford to pay a lawyer, and to provide training to University of Dayton law students as part of the Law School's clinical education program.  Individual clients typically come to the Law Clinic by way of referrals from area agencies such as the Montgomery County Office of the Public Defender, Legal Aid Society of Dayton, Artemis House (an advocacy program for victims of domestic violence), and Wright State's Center for Healthy Communities, among others.  In addition, we are collaborating with grassroots organizations engaged in community building activities in certain inner-city neighborhoods.  
        This web page provides information about the University of Dayton's clinical programs and connects you to to information and resources relevant to clinical legal education.  It also provides links to local community resources and other sources of legal assistance.  

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