DePaul College of Law alumnus Sharone Mitchell Jr. (JD ’09), 39, is the youngest person to ever serve as Cook County public defender. We spoke to Mitchell about his opinion on representing the underserved, the paths that shaped his career and the pursuit of justice for all.
A law school alumna finds fulfillment in working to heal the world By Marilyn Ferdinand The light that guides the life and work of civil rights attorney Karyn L. Bass […]
Law school alumnus Norman Rosen (JD ’50) reflects on his life as a member of the Greatest Generation There aren’t many 95-year-old practicing lawyers around, but in the spirit of […]
What path did you take? By Kris Gallagher Once a Blue Demon, always a Blue Demon. But where do Blue Demons come from? Our alumni followed a multitude of roads […]
In fall 2016, DePaul’s College of Law launched the Third Year in Practice Program, a progressive approach to experiential learning that further prepares students for their first year practicing law. […]
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