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Launching in spring 2026, FSU Law First Amendment Clinic offers students hands-on opportunities to advocate for individuals and organizations whose rights to free speech, religious liberty, association, assembly, or free press are at risk. “Our goal is to train the next generation of First Amendment advocates while creating space for the community to hear directly from leading voices on these important debates,” said Denise Harle, director of the FSU First Amendment Clinic. (Florida State University College of Law)
A new initiative at Florida State University’s College of Law is bringing constitutional debates into the classroom through immersive, real-world experiences.
The new First Amendment Clinic, in partnership with the Florida Institute for Governance & Civics, hosted its inaugural event, “SCOTUS Preview: Free Speech on the Docket,” to an audience of former Florida Supreme Court justices, community members, FSU faculty, alumni and students.
