DCSIMG

Legal Infrastructure and International Justice Institute

No society can function effectively without a legal infrastructure. Courts, judges, and attorneys are all essential to a stable and credible legal system. A legitimate legal system, in turn, is an important foundation for economic, political, and social development.

Our mission is "to aid in developing the legal infrastructure necessary for all to enjoy the benefits of the global economy."

We carry out our mission through:

Curricular Innovation

ChinaExperiential Education in China.  A $1.6 million USAID grant funded project to train Chinese law professors in advocacy and clinical skills. Read more

Research Activties

Conferences
The Institute sponsors conferences and symposia, which bring together academics, professionals and policy makers to examine critical issues.  Read more

Professor FlorestalDrawing upon Faculty Expertise
The Institute draws upon the expertise of leading scholars on the Pacific McGeorge faculty whose work addresses issues that countries face in developing their legal infrastructure.  Read more


Promoting Scholarship with Impact

The Institute facilitates scholarship by Pacific McGeorge faculty to address the issues of developing legal infrastructure. Read more