Programm

The Legal Clinic

Pro bono legal research, staffed by students and supervised by qualified lawyers and academics.

X'inhu

The Legal Clinic produces legal research and opinions on questions of European and international law in the public interest. It does not provide legal representation.

Legal research and written opinions.
Third-party and amicus contributions, submitted through proper channels.
Legislative and treaty analysis.
Supervised clinical training for students.

Għal min hu

Law students and young lawyers who want supervised, public-interest practice.
Civil society organisations seeking research support on questions within the Clinic's fields.

Oqsma

EU law and institutions
International and human rights law
Environmental and climate law
Digital, technology and cyber law
Civic space and access to justice

Kif jaħdem

Pass 1
Request
A question is submitted and assessed for fit with the Clinic's fields and capacity.
Pass 2
Research
A student team researches the question under the supervision of a qualified lawyer or academic.
Pass 3
Review
Every output is reviewed by a supervisor before release.
Pass 4
Publication
Opinions are published as Legal Opinions where appropriate.

Imsieħba

L-imsieħba għad iridu jitħabbru

Mistoqsijiet frekwenti

Does the Legal Clinic represent clients?

No. The Legal Clinic does not provide legal representation or advice to individuals in their own cases.

Who supervises the work?

Qualified lawyers and academics.

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