San Diego law students are clearing the way for formerly incarcerated people to practice law
About this episode
This episode discusses how law students are assisting formerly incarcerated individuals in practicing law, along with other local news stories.
First, we’ll tell you how a group of law students are helping pave the way for formerly incarcerated people to practice law. Then, an Imperial County judge is planning to block plans for an expansive data center. Also, a new virtual tour lets you explore La Jolla’s underwater park from the comfort of your home. And, a preview of the inaugural Anime San Diego Convention.
Topics covered
- law students
- formerly incarcerated
- data center
- virtual tour
- La Jolla
- Anime Convention
Keywords
- law students
- formerly incarcerated
- data center
- virtual tour
- La Jolla
- Anime San Diego Convention
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: San Diego law students
Places: Imperial County, La Jolla
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