Educate — Haven Law School
Second Chance Attorney Fellowship
A structured path back to disciplined, accountable legal service.
About this program
Restoration is treated as work, not sentiment. Fellows undertake supervised legal and community service, mentorship, written reflection, and skills instruction, with clear expectations and documented performance. The premise is competence: people who have been excluded can still build something that lasts.
Focus areas
- Supervised service placements with documented performance
- Mentorship and professional-responsibility instruction
- Skills rebuilding in research, writing, and advocacy
- Character and fitness preparation support
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