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The California State Supreme Court ruled in October that prisoners serving time under the state’s Three Strikes law can seek a reduction of their sentences. For years, Stanford Law School’s Three Strikes Project, led by Mike Romano, JD ’03, has been advocating on behalf of these inmates, ...many serving lengthy sentences for nonviolent crimes, to secure a future outside the criminal justice system. Watch NBC’s Sunday TODAY about the Three Strikes Project’s extraordinary work.

The California State Supreme Court ruled in October that prisoners serving time under the state’s Three Strikes law can seek a reduction of their...
brnw.ch“I’d been exposed to veterans’ issues through my partner’s family, and I’ve also seen how those issues can be politicized in ways that don’t always serve veterans themselves. VLAP felt like a chance to engage directly and learn more about the real needs behind those debates.”
- ...Lucia Jiang, JD ’27
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When Charley Falletta, JD ’27, left the Army after eight years as a paratrooper, she wanted to keep serving—this time through the law.
Now she co-leads Stanford Law’s Paul Lomio Veterans Legal Assistance Program (VLAP) with classmates Lucia Jiang, JD ’27, and Rob Hooley, JD ’27. ...Together, they and other students help Bay Area veterans navigate the complex VA system: reviewing records, hosting legal clinics, and assisting incarcerated veterans.
“VLAP is exceptional in how it centers the experience of veterans not just when meeting with clients, but also when it organizes, plans, and trains,” says Michael Winn, director of Stanford Law’s pro bono and externship programs. “Unlike most projects, student leaders and volunteers are often moving through the same administrative systems that clients are.”

When Charley Falletta, JD ’27, left the Army after eight years as a paratrooper—one of the first women to serve in gender-integrated ground combat
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