“It was completely terrifying and completely enjoyable,” Leah Henry, 2L, said, neatly summarizing their experience delivering this year’s Prize Argument before Maine’s Supreme Court Justices. Two second-year students are selected annually on the basis of the quality of their Moot … Read More
In October, two third-year law students and student attorneys with Maine Law’s Refugee and Human Rights Clinic (RHRC), Sahra Hassan and Haley Brazier, took a week-long trip to Mexico City. They were accompanied by Maine Law Professor and Founding Director … Read More
On October 3rd, Maine Law’s Students for the Sixth Amendment hosted a panel discussion entitled Answering the Call: Serving Your Community in Public Defense. Students for the Sixth Amendment is a group that advocates for the constitutionally guaranteed right to … Read More
Maine Law’s Class of 2026 is a cross-section of both the country and the State of Maine. With students from 24 different states, three countries outside of the U.S, age representation that ranges from 20 – 56, and a student … Read More
Shea Watson, a Portland native who graduated from Maine Law in 2019, discovered her passion for the legal profession while working as a constituent caseworker for Connecticut U.S. Senator Chris Murphy. Many of the requests Watson handled pertained to intricacies … Read More