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Nottingham Student Conference 2008
LawWorks staged a student Pro Bono Conference at Nottingham University on 1st November 2008. This series contains the plenary sessions and workshops from that important and enlightening event.

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Conference Interviews
Margot Ravenscroft talks about Amicus

 

Andrew, Lord Phillips of Sudbury's plenary speech
Andrew Phillips, Lord Phillips of Sudbury, opened the LawWorks Pro Bono student conference at Nottingham University on 1st November 2008. He talks eloquently about the history and development of the Pro Bono movement in the United Kingdom.

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The Opening of the Conference
Paul Newdick opens the conference.

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The Innocence Project
Michael Naughton introduces the Innocence Project

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Sponsors of Nottingham Student Conference 2008
Sponsor Information

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Interviews
Interviews with students and participants of the Conference.

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Student Legal Advice Clinic
Student Legal Advice Clinic Presented by a panel of students and academics involved in running law school clinics. The focus was on best practice and how a successful clinic might be set up and managed thereafter. . As at the 2007 Joint National Pro Bono Conference, this session acted as a useful forum for discussion of different ideas and experiences.

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First National Pro Bono Conference 2007
The Pro Bono Conference was staged at the Queen elisabeth II Conference Center in London in 2007.

Interviews
Interviews with the delegates at the conference.

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Getting Pro Bono started across a law firm or chambers.
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Speakers in The Fleming Room
Speakers in the Fleming Room

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Managing a Global Programme
Managing a Global Programme

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Law Schools with established pro bono programmes - next steps and new ideas
Law Schools with established pro bono programmes - next steps and new ideas

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Issues for law firms or chambers with established pro bono programmes
How to maintain momentum and maintain a viable and vibrant programme, and the challenges faced by those managing existing programmes.

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Attorney General Student Awards 2009
Welcome from the Attorney General I believe that pro bono is at the heart of what every good lawyer does. Lawyers who undertake pro bono work need, and deserve, our help, support and encouragement. It is a real pleasure to be able to recognise and congratulate the students and law schools nomintaed for this year's Awards. It must be remembered that their pro bono work has been undertaken alongside busy studies. Their enthusiasm and professionalism has been exceptional. Baroness Scotland Q.C. H.M. Attorney General (extract from award event programme)

Attorney General Student Awards 2009 Speeches
Welcome from LawWorks' Chairman. I am sure that the future of pro bono will be in very good hands when I see the enthusiasm and innovation in the student projects nominated for this year's awards. We have nominations from more law schools than ever before and I am particularly pleased to see law schools from Scotland participating, helping to join up pro bono across the UK. Paul Newdick CBE

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The Prize Winners 2009
The prize winners collect their awards.

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Lexis Nexis Prize Winner 2009
Lexis Nexis awarded a special prize to the Attorney General's 2009 individual award winner Camilla Graham Woods. This is a two week trip to New York to see pro bono in action in America. This series will contain Camilla's video record of her trip and the experience Lexis Nexis provides.

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