

The Law School has awarded 104 summer public service fellowships to students working for non-profit organizations and government agencies in the United States and 7 other countries.
William & Mary Law Professor Jayne Barnard was in the courtroom when Bernard Madoff, architect of the largest Ponzi scheme in Wall Street history, was sentenced on June 29.
A challenge grant of $250,000 has been awarded to William & Mary Law School to supplement the William H. Cabell Research Professorship Endowment, and will allow two law professors to benefit from the foundation's funds. The grant has been made by The Cabell Foundation of Richmond.
During spring semester, students from William & Mary Law School teamed with Hunton & Williams LLP to teach students from Richmond's Thomas Jefferson High School about law and the legal professional as part of a pilot program sponsored by the National Association for Law Placement and Street Law Inc. Hunton & Williams was one of five participating law firms nationwide.

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