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Initial Interview With Persons Deprived of Liberty

The document outlines 14 questions that law student practitioners should ask persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) during interviews as part of a clinical legal education program. The questions seek to gather details about the PDL's name, case details, legal representation, and consent for the student to follow up and assist on the case.

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Initial Interview With Persons Deprived of Liberty

The document outlines 14 questions that law student practitioners should ask persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) during interviews as part of a clinical legal education program. The questions seek to gather details about the PDL's name, case details, legal representation, and consent for the student to follow up and assist on the case.

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JHCSC- SCHOOL OF LAW

PRACTICE COURT WITH CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION PROGRAM

During the interview with Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs), the following
questions may be asked:

1. What is your full name, age, and current address?


2. Can you provide details about the case(s) filed against you?
3. What is your plea regarding the charges against you?
4. Do you know the case number(s) associated with your case(s)?
5. In which court(s) are your case(s) filed, and where is the venue of the court(s)?
6. Can you tell us at what stage your case(s) currently stands in the legal
proceedings?
7. When was your most recent court hearing?
8. Do you have information about when your next court hearing is scheduled?
9. Who is currently representing you as legal counsel?
10. Could you please provide any details or contact information for your legal
counsel so that I may get in touch with them?
11. Do you have any family members or friends who are currently following up on
your case for you?
12. As a law student practitioner, would you be comfortable with me following up
on your case?
13. If I were to assist you further, would you be willing to grant me a Special Power
of Attorney (SPA) to work with your lawyer and access information related to
your case?
14. I cannot offer any guarantees regarding the outcome of your case. However, I
am committed to assisting you by moving your case forward during the legal
proceedings. Would you be comfortable if I were to visit you here to provide
updates and follow up on your case?

Cary Bangcong
Law Student Practitioner

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