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The creation of Mitchell Hamline School of Law combined the strengths of its predecessor schools. William Mitchell School of Law was well-regarded for the practical litigation skills it gave students, allowing them to step into a courtroom with confidence. Hamline University School of Law was known for giving students problem-solving skills through the Dispute Resolution …

New curriculum combines courses in problem-solving, advocacy

The Minnesota Department of Human Services is considering the development of a new child-protection program based on a model from Mitchell Hamline. The so-called Child Protection Problem Resolving Court would be similar to a parent-mentoring program developed by the school’s Child Protection Program.

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Alumni support is key to the success of Mitchell Hamline School of Law: the largest law school in the region, with top-ranked programs, highly regarded faculty, and students who are future employees, advocates, and community leaders. Some examples: Alumni and friends have donated a combined $11,717,725 for scholarships, helping more than 200 students attend law …

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Hamline University School of Law and William Mitchell College of Law received word on Tuesday, Dec. 8, that the American Bar Association has granted acquiescence to combine the two law schools to create Mitchell Hamline School of Law, an independent law school that will be the largest in the region.

Officials sign agreement creating Mitchell Hamline School of Law

Linda Miller ’76 has worked on dozens of human trafficking cases since she started the non-profit Civil Society in 1996. “I want to make a change,” Miller said. “To stop the demand for children for sex. It’s ruining children’s lives.”

Mitchell Hamline alum’s work raises awareness of human trafficking