BYU Law Unveils Religious Liberty Clinic for Future Advocates in 2027
BYU Law Introduces a Groundbreaking Religious Liberty Clinic
In an exciting development, the BYU Law School has officially launched its Religious Liberty Clinic, set to welcome its inaugural cohort of students in the Winter Semester of 2027. This innovative program aims to equip law students with practical skills in drafting appellate briefs for significant religious freedom cases. It positions BYU Law among elite institutions such as Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and the University of Texas, all of which boast dedicated clinics focusing on religious liberties.
A Milestone for BYU Law
Professor Kelsey Baer Flores, an associate professor of law at BYU Law, will oversee the clinic. She brings valuable experience from her previous role at Harvard Law School, where she helped establish their Religious Freedom Clinic. The BYU program will emphasis amicus curiae briefs, commonly known as
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