Maryland Justice Corps Program establishes an alternative pathway to law licensure.

The Maryland Justice Corps Program creates an alternative pathway to law licensure through supervised practice. The University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law and the University of Baltimore School of Law will administer the program, which includes application procedures, participant selection, and supervision verification. Participants receive an annual salary and housing stipend. Successful completion leads to a certificate of completion and eligibility for bar admission. The program prioritizes organizations serving underserved areas or legal fields.

Maryland Justice Corps Program establishes an alternative pathway to law licensure.

The Maryland Justice Corps Program creates an alternative pathway to law licensure through supervised practice. The University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law and the University of Baltimore School of Law will administer the program, which includes application procedures, participant selection, and supervision verification. Participants receive an annual salary and housing stipend. Successful completion leads to a certificate of completion and eligibility for bar admission. The program prioritizes organizations serving underserved areas or legal fields.