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Religious liberty clinics are spreading across the nation's law schools. BYU is the latest

By Deseret News · October 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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BYU joins Harvard, Yale and other law schools in new hands-on program for law students who want to defend all faiths. KEY POINTS Religious liberty clinics have been popping up across law schools in the nation, including Stanford, Harvard and Yale.

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