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Sandra Day O’Connor’s legacy of public service is woven into the tapestry of ASU Law’s work. How will law school empower you to have real impact in your community? How is ASU Law addressing the legal desert crisis? You have questions; ASU Law experts have answers.
Learn how ASU Law’s Indian Legal Clinic protects Native voting rights in Arizona through advocacy, voter resources, volunteer training and Election Day support.
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Learn how the American Indian Policy Institute’s Legislative Tracking Dashboard helps Tribal Nations monitor federal legislation, executive orders and policy developments affecting sovereignty, funding and governance in real time.
Explore the 2026 Law Day theme, “The rule of law and the American dream,” and how ASU Law connects legal education to public service and opportunity.
Explore the Center for Law and Global Affairs at ASU Law and discover how international law, global externships and public service opportunities prepare students for global legal careers.
Learn how rural attorney shortages affect access to justice and how ASU Law’s online, part-time JD is preparing lawyers to serve their communities.
Federal policy affecting Tribal Nations is accelerating rapidly, with a surge in legislation, executive orders and AI-driven agency changes raising concerns about sovereignty, consultation and access to critical services – prompting Tribal leaders to prepare and strategize at the 2026 Wiring the Rez conference.
Learn how ASU Law integrates public service, legal clinics, pro bono work and experiential learning into legal education.
Learn how Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s legacy shapes ASU Law’s values, experiential learning and career services rooted in public service.