Law School News

Six South Texas College of Law Houston students are participating Feb. 10-12 in the American Bar Association’s virtual Judicial Clerkship Program (JCP), designed to foster relationships between judges and law students of color. The goals of the event include encouraging more...

Catina Haynes Perry ’06, an attorney in the Civil Division of the U.S. Attorney’s Office, recently became the first Black female president of the South Texas College of Law Houston Alumni Association. She graduated from STCL Houston with honors in...

The case Ten years before videos of a police officer suffocating George Floyd launched nationwide protests, Jamail Amron called 911 asking for help. Paramedics arrived, followed by deputies with Harris County Constable Precinct 4. 

Last week, South Texas College of Law Houston Professor Ryan H. Nelson, joined by Gerstein Harrow LLP and the National Legal Advocacy Network, filed an opening brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on behalf of...

The advocates in South Texas College of Law Houston’s Immigration Initiatives, comprising the Asylum/Human Trafficking Clinic and Immigration Clinic, represent clients in challenging, often life or death situations, and most of the clients do not have the funds or networks...