Students teach practical legal skills primarily to pupils in low-income high schools in San Jose's East Side. Legal concepts include constitutional law, criminal law, employment discrimination, and consumer protection. The program seeks to teach legal literacy skills and instill an expectation toward justice. It provides peer support and role modeling to underprivileged youth. Course includes two 3-hour orientation sessions and a weekly seminar component. Seminar provides law students with instruction about substantive legal issues and serves as a forum for sharing general impressions and ideas concerning successful teaching techniques. Graded Credit/No Credit. Public Interest and Social Justice Certificate course. (3 units)