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Christine Minhee, '19

Opioid Settlement Tracker Seeks Government Accountability

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How Â鶹ÉçÇø Law Alumna Christine Minhee, ’19, became a data warrior for humanity.
The portrait of William H. Gates Sr. that hangs in William H. Gates Hall.

Meet the Current Class of Gates Scholars Committed to Public Service

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Fifteen Gates Scholars reflect on their past and future commitment to bring underserved communities access to justice.
Carolyn Purnell '71

Women’s History Month Spotlight on Carolyn Purnell ‘71

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Carolyn Purnell ‘71 was one of the first two Black women to graduate from Â鶹ÉçÇø Law, almost 70 years after the first Black man, William McDonald Austin, graduated in 1902.

Defending Children and Families

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Â鶹ÉçÇø Tribal Court Clinic learnings go all the way to the US Supreme Court.
Living with Conviction's IT Director Kyrrah Nork and Outreach Coordinator Mike Bayles walk Ashley Freeman through the Justice in Motion Web App to generate her court forms, requesting a waiver of her non-restitution interest. Bayles also filed and served the forms, on her behalf. King County Superior Court granted that request. Photo courtesy of Living with Conviction Executive Director Deborah Espinosa.

Access to Justice

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As the Justice in Motion app gains momentum, everyone at Living with Conviction (LwC) works to meet this growing demand for transformative change.

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