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The Youth Law Center is seeking law students to work full-time for ten weeks next summer in San Francisco. The Youth Law Center is a non-profit public interest law program that works nationally to protect the rights, health and lives of disadvantaged children and families. The work of the Youth Law Center focuses on reform of the law in juvenile justice and child welfare. The Center's overall

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The Youth Law Center provides one unpaid intern placement each semester for students who are interested in learning more about public interest law and children and youth issues. Students generally work eight hours a week. Tasks may include research on child welfare and juvenile justice issues, assistance on pending litigation and projects, and administrative tasks. Interested students can

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The Youth Law Center hires law students to work part time, from eight to fifteen hours a week, during the school year. The Youth Law Center also works with law students who are interested in externships, clinicals, and field placements. Students work closely with attorneys on pending federal civil rights litigation and juvenile justice and child welfare projects. The work includes doing legal

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