Recent KHLF News and Events

KHLF Awards 54 Grants for Summer 2020

We are pleased to announce that we raised over $70,000 this year! We received 54 KHLF applications, and were able to fund every applicant with a $1,255 grant. In comparison, in 2019, we had 36 KHLF applicants and raised $50,000.

Our 41st Annual Spring Charity Auction was a tremendous hit, drawing a crowd of over 400 people! The very talented Professor Alan Brownstein served as the event's auctioneer, while attendees enjoyed dinner, dessert, and an open bar. The KHLF Board also honored U.S. District Judge Troy Nunley, Professor Clay Tanaka, and Dean Christopher Ide-Don for their support on behalf of public-interest law students. Thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, and faculty who supported us and volunteered this year!

37th Annual KHLF Charity Auction

You are cordially invited to KHLF's Annual Charity Auction on February 27, 2015 at the UC Davis ARC Ballroom. Doors open at 6 p.m. Advance tickets can be purchased at http://khlfauction2015.brownpapertickets.com/. Tickets can also be purchased at the door.

Please join us in a celebration of public interest law and service. The silent and live auction raise funds for UC Davis law students providing vital legal assistance to underrepresented communities. Hors d'oeuvres and a wonderful selection of local beer and wine will be served.

KHLF Awards 15 Summer Grants for 2014

The King Hall Legal Foundation (KHLF) has awarded its 2014 Summer Public Interest Grants to fifteen UC Davis School of Law students. These grants will provide support to students this summer as they work to serve underrepresented and marginalized populations through a variety of significant projects. The KHLF grants awarded this year were made possible by the efforts of KHLF members and volunteers and through generous donations from students, professors, alumni, and local businesses. Over the 2013-14 academic year, KHLF was able to raise over $30,000 to support public interest legal work.

The students receiving this year’s awards are: Hope Alley ’16, Abby Bloetscher ’16, Johnathon Crook ’16, Kevin Dubrall ’15, Bianca Duenas ’16, Berit Elam ’15, Juliana Fehrenbacher ’15, Meredith Hankins ’16, Kaitlyn Kalua ’16, Betty Liu ’16, India Powell ’16, Zainab Shakoor ’15, Roxanne Strohmeier ’16, Laura Taylor ’16, and Amanda Whitney ’16.

These grants will support law students serving a diverse group of clients, including:
• Amanda Whitney, recipient of KHLF’s Hogan Award (presented to the most innovative and promising grant proposal), will be working with the East Bay Community Law Center on the Green Collar Communities Clinic. Amanda will focus on community economic development, poverty, workers’ rights, food justice and immigration issues. Amanda will work with low-income workers and entrepreneurs of color to create sustainable, worker-owned and community based businesses.
• Meredith Hankins, recipient of the Mabie Apallas Public Interest Fellowship, will be working at the Center for Biological Diversity in San Francisco, California. Her primary work will be to ensure that air pollution emissions resulting from hydraulic fracturing are properly monitored to prevent health risks for people and wildlife.
• Juliana Fehrenbacher will be working for the National Center for Youth Law, which works to ensure the safety, stability, and well-being of children in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. Juliana’s primary project will involve policy work with FosterEd, a recently passed bill related to educational attainment and tracking of foster youth.

The King Hall Legal Foundation is a student-run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based at UC Davis School of Law. Founded in 1978, KHLF seeks to encourage, enable, and empower UC Davis Law students to pursue careers in the public interest. Members of the King Hall Legal Foundation generously volunteer their time in support of their classmates at fundraising events, including the Annual Spring Auction and the Steve Boutin Invitational Golf Tournament.

Apply for a KHLF 2014 Summer Grant!

KHLF funds summer work by 1L and 2L King Hall students working with public interest organizations. Please download the summer grant application here. Applications are due by 5:00 PM on Monday, March 31, 2014. Late applications will not be considered. Applications must be turned in to the Dean’s Suite. The applications will then be dropped off in the KHLF mailbox, located in the Faculty Mail Room. Please note that the Dean’s Suite is closed on the weekends. The office will be open, with a staff member available to accept applications, during regular business hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.

Your proposal will be assigned an anonymous number. Since the selection committee will conduct blind evaluations, DO NOT put your name on your proposal, except for the attached cover sheet. Also, ask your sponsoring organization to refer to you only as “grant applicant” in their sponsoring letter. KHLF board members should NOT put that information in their grant applications. KHLF expects to notify applicants of the results, including wait-list ranking if any, on or before Friday, April 11, 2014. Note: Successful sample applications from previous years are available on KHLF’s smartsite. If you have questions, please contact Jake Leraul (djleraul@ucdavis.edu) or Tyler Maffia (tsmaffia@ucdavis.edu).

36th Annual KHLF Charity Auction

You're invited to the 36th Annual King Hall Legal Foundation Charity Auction on Friday, February 7th at UC Davis Freeborn Hall! The evening starts with a Public Interest Mixer from 5:30-6:30pm, followed by the Silent Auction from 6:30-8:00pm, with the Live Auction following.

The King Hall Legal Foundation (KHLF) is an independent, student-run non-profit dedicated to supporting public interest legal work that serves the needs of underrepresented and disadvantaged communities. To that end, KHLF gives summer grants to law students pursuing public interest work, which allows them to accept positions at dedicated organizations like Legal Services of Northern California, Disability Rights California, and Communities for a Better Environment.

This spring, we invite you to join us for live and silent auctions benefiting this critical cause. The auctions will feature items from sports tickets to restaurant packages to the best wines Sonoma and Napa have to offer. The auction is a great opportunity for the King Hall community to come together to reconnect and support public interest work.

To purchase tickets online please visit: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/558850. Tickets are also sold at the door.

Even if you can't make it to the auction, we would be grateful for your support of our public interest summer grant program, which wouldn't be possible without generous contributions from King Hall alumni. Please contact Annika Carlson at ahcarlson@ucdavis.edu with questions or send donations to:

King Hall Legal Foundation
400 Mrak Hall Drive
Davis, CA 95616

KHLF Awards 2013 Summer Public Interest Grants

The King Hall Legal Foundation (KHLF) has awarded its 2013 Summer Public Interest Grants to ten UC Davis School of Law students. These grants will provide support to students this summer as they work to serve underrepresented and marginalized populations through a variety of significant projects. The KHLF grants awarded this year were made possible by the efforts of KHLF members and volunteers and through generous donations from students, professors, alumni and local businesses. Over the 2012-13 academic year, KHLF was able to raise over $30,000 to support public interest legal work.

The students receiving this year’s awards are: Megha Bhatt ’15, Adrian Connolly ’14, Desiree Fairly ’15, Roxane Farmer ’14, Raymundo Jacquez III ’15, Erin Levenick ’14, Christine Meeuwsen ’14, Shannon Morrissey ’15, Sean Piers ’15, and Nienke Schouten ’14.

These grants will support law students serving a diverse group of clients, including:

Nienke Schouten, recipient of KHLF’s Hogan Award (presented to the most innovative and promising grant proposal), will be working with the Florence Project in Arizona, helping underserved immigrants who are litigating pro se in removal proceedings. Nienke’s project will focus on conducting “know your rights” legal orientation presentations for all individuals who will be appearing before an Immigration Judge, guided pro se assistance and group workshops.
Shannon Morrissey will be working at the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) in Birmingham, Alabama. SELC is a non-profit environmental organization that represents clients faced with a wide array of environmental issues. The attorneys in the Birmingham office focus on environmental harms that most significantly impact the southeast states, including environmental justice claims. SELC represents disadvantaged and minority clients that are disproportionately affected by toxic air quality, which leads to higher rates of asthma and illness in these populations. Shannon is excited to work on these environmental justice cases in an attempt to promote clean energy policy while prioritizing people’s health.
Roxane Farmer will be assisting senior attorneys in the homicide unit of the San Francisco Public Defender's Office. Each year, the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office represents 25,000 people charged with misdemeanors and felonies who are unable to afford counsel. Homicide cases are some of the most challenging to defend. Roxane will provide direct services to clients and work on a jury questionnaire project designed to ensure the efficacy of voir dire in homicide cases.

Additionally, KHLF was able to award Bar Grants to two graduating 3Ls who have shown a deep commitment to public service and intend to continue to pursue careers in public interest legal work after graduation. The students receiving this year's Bar grants are Monica Crooms and Pearl Kan.

The King Hall Legal Foundation is a student-run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based at UC Davis School of Law. Founded in 1978, KHLF seeks to encourage, enable, and empower UC Davis Law students to pursue careers in the public interest. Members of the King Hall Legal Foundation generously volunteer their time in support of their classmates at fundraising events, including the Annual Spring Auction, occurring on February 7, 2014, and the Steve Boutin Invitational Golf Tournament, occurring on October 13, 2013.

Upcoming Spring 2013 Events

Please join KHLF and UC Davis School of Law's Lambda Law Students Association at Vini Wine Bar (611 2nd Street) on Monday, April 8th for a night of wine and comedy! Performing will be Elizabeth Glazer, a respected scholar on LGBTQ issues and an improv actress. $10 wine cards can be bought at the event; donations welcome.

Later in the week, please join KHLF in the UC Davis School of Law courtyard on Thursday, April 11th at 5pm for Trivia Night! Compete against teams of students and faculty to determine King Hall's trivia master! Only a $20 registration fee per team of four students, but you can bid to have professors, such as Professors Johns, Larson, Harris, Bhagwat, and more to join your team!

After Trivia Night, please join KHLF at Bar Review!

Apply for a 2013 KHLF Summer or Bar Grant!

KHLF funds summer work by 1L and 2L King Hall students and financially supports graduating King Hall students pursuing careers in the public interest legal field as they prepare for the Bar Examination. Please download the summer grant application here. The bar grant application can be downloaded here.

Applications are due by 5:00 PM on Thursday, March 28, 2013. Late applications will not be considered. Applications must be turned in to the Dean’s Suite. The applications will then be dropped off in the KHLF mailbox, located in the Faculty Mail Room. KHLF will begin accepting applications on Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 9:00 AM. Please note that the Dean’s Suite is closed on the weekends. The office will be open, with a staff member available to accept applications, during regular business hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.

Note: Successful sample applications from previous years are available on KHLF’s smartsite. If you have questions about the summer grant, please contact Karen Soell (kasoell@ucdavis.edu). If you have any questions about the bar grant, please contact Fitz King (frking@ucdavis.edu).

KHLF Thanks Local Businesses For Their Support of the 35th Annual Auction

The King Hall Legal Foundation would like to thank local business for their generous support of the 35th Annual Spring Auction. Through annual events like this auction, KHLF is able to award summer grants to students performing public interest work in areas of critical need.

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KHLF Spring Charity Auction - Tickets!

Our 35th annual charity auction on February 22, 2013 will be here before you know it! Get your tickets early online at Brown Paper Tickets.

KHLF Awards 2012 Summer Public Interest Grants

The King Hall Legal Foundation (KHLF) has awarded its 2012 Summer Public Interest Grants to ten UC Davis School of Law students. These grants will provide support to students this summer as they work to serve underrepresented and marginalized populations through a variety of significant projects. The KHLF grants awarded this year were made possible by the efforts of KHLF members and volunteers and through generous donations from students, professors, alumni and local businesses. Over the 2011-12 school year, KHLF was able to raise over $30,000 to support public interest legal work.

The students receiving this years awards are: Imron Bhatti ’14, Tom Morris ’13, Anita Mukherji ’14, Eric Olah ’13, Bradley Showman ’14, Karen Soell ’13, Nicholas Starkman ’13, Nicholas Valk ’13, Anna von Herrmann ‘14, Jared Wigginton ’13.

These grants will support law students serving a diverse group of clients, including:

Bradley Showman, recipient of KHLF’s Hogan Award (presented to the most innovative and promising grant proposal), will be working at Legal Services of Northern California (LSNC), providing outreach to the GLBT community in the Sacramento area. Showman’s project will identify GLBT legal needs in Sacramento, increase GLBT awareness of LSNC’s services, and provide legal training and services to the GLBT community.
Karen Soell will be working at the Yolo County Public Defender's Office. The Yolo County Public Defender's Office provides legal representation to indigent individuals accused of misdemeanor and felony criminal convictions. As a certified law student under the supervision of an attorney, Soell will manage a caseload of clients facing misdemeanor charges throughout all stages of their court proceedings. Additionally she will draft and argue motions for both adult and juvenile clients.
Nicholas Starkman will be working with the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights (OCR). OCR protects students from discrimination on the basis of race, sex, disability, national origin and age. As a summer intern, Starkman will provide community outreach, direct services and advocacy for any student or group that files a discrimination complaint. Starkman is particularly excited to be able to contribute to the national discussion on education policy through OCR - San Francisco office’s connections to the Department of Education.

Additionally, KHLF was able to award Bar Grants to 9 graduating 3Ls who have shown a deep commitment to public service and intend to continue to pursue careers in public interest legal work after graduation. The students receiving this year's Bar grants are: Joanna Cuevas-Ingram, Naomi Kaplowitz, Dusty LaMay, Roel Mangiliman, Ilissa Mira, Christine Poquiz, Lauren Roberts, Jennifer Wickens and Michael Wu.

You are Cordially Invited to our 34th Annual Spring Charity Auction

Please join us for our silent and live auctions, which feature hundreds of donations from students, faculty, staff, local businesses, and beyond. Proceeds help fund summer grants to King Hall students working in public interest legal jobs. The auction takes place February 24, 2012 at Freeborn Hall on the UC Davis Campus.

For more information, please visit our auction website at https://sites.google.com/site/kinghalllegalfoundation/Home

To purchase tickets online, please visit Brown Paper Tickets.

Donate to KHLF through eBay Giving Works!

KHLF has just signed up for eBay Giving Works! That means that any eBay seller can choose to donate 10-100% of proceeds from a sale to KHLF. For more information, please visit our site on eBay: http://donations.ebay.com/charity/charity.jsp?NP_ID=49500

KHLF Awards 14 Summer Grants and 7 Bar Grants

The King Hall Legal Foundation (KHLF) has awarded Summer Public Interest Grants to 14 UC Davis School of Law students, providing funding that will enable them to work in positions that would otherwise be unpaid in order to serve underrepresented and disenfranchised populations throughout California, the United States, and the world. The KHLF grants were made possible through the efforts of KHLF volunteers and supporters, who helped raise more than $45,000 to fund the awards.

The students receiving this year's KHLF Summer Grants are Austin Baumgarten '12, Brenden Blake '12, Kelsey Blegen '13, Anna Bokides '12, Emma Gallardo '13, Eliza Hook '13, Naomi Kaplowitz '12, Elizabeth Klueck '13, Arnulfo Medina '12, Nora Morrison '12, Jessica Ponaman '12, Serena Salinas '12, John Stoller '12, and Michael Wu '12.

Projects supported by the grants represent a diverse spectrum of legal interests, including:

Hook will be working with Disability Rights California in San Diego to advocate on behalf of people with mental health disabilities. She will focus on housing, patients' rights, and the right to necessary treatment in the least restrictive environment.

Kaplowitz will be working at the Communities for a Better Environment in Oakland as an advocate representing low-income communities and communities of color regarding climate change adaptation and mitigation.

Klueck will be working with the Legal Services of Northern California in Sacramento. She will be conducting a community-assessment study of the legal needs of low-income youth using a community lawyering model.
Salinas, who received KHLF's Hogan Award, which is presented to the student with the most innovative and promising grant proposal, will work at the Immigrant Justice Project in San Diego. She will conduct intake screening interviews, Legal Orientation Programs, and organize training sessions for practicing pro bono immigration attorneys. The award is named in honor of Professor Emeritus James Hogan, a long-time KHLF supporter and benefactor.

Additionally, KHLF was able to award Bar Grants to 7 graduating 3Ls who have shown a deep commitment to public service and intend to continue to pursue careers in public interest legal work after graduation. The students receiving this year's Bar grants are: Fatima Alloo, Elisa Cozad, Anders Nelson, Rachel Ray, Layla Razavi, Elica Vafaie, and Jocelyn Wolf.

The King Hall Legal Foundation is a student-run 501(c) (3) non-profit organization based at UC Davis School of Law. Founded in 1978, KHLF seeks to encourage, enable, and empower UC Davis Law students to pursue careers in the public interest. Hundreds of King Hall Legal Foundation members generously volunteer their time in support of their classmates at fundraising events which include the Annual Spring Auction and the Steve Boutin Invitational Golf Tournament.

KHLF Auction a Great Success

The 33rd Annual KHLF Auction held February 25th, 2011 at Freeborn Hall on the UC Davis campus. Over 500 guests -- students, faculty, alumni, attorneys, and community members -- attended the Auction to support King Hall students pursuing public interest careers.

Total fundraising amounts will be available soon, but based on early returns, the event was also an incredible financial success as well. Thank you to all who contributed to this incredible and vital event!

Announcing the 33rd Annual KHLF Spring Charity Auction

The King Hall Legal Foundation at the UC Davis School of Law is proud to present its annual Spring Charity Auction to benefit law students pursuing careers in the public interest.

In its thirty-third year, the Spring Charity Auction is a mainstay of the King Hall calendar, drawing alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends of the UC Davis School of Law. The evening celebrates the accomplishments public interest legal community at King Hall, and the mission of the King Hall Legal Foundation to enable, encourage and empower students to undertake vital projects at organizations throughout Northern California, the United States, and the globe.

A silent and live auction featuring items donated by local businesses are available for bidding to raise money for grants and fellowships awarded by KHLF. Previous grant and fellowship recipients have worked for Legal Services of Northern California, Sacramento Child Advocates, Resettlement Legal Aid Project and the Federal Defender.

The King Hall Legal Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to increasing access of underrepresented communities to vital legal services. Run entirely by volunteers, almost 95% of all proceeds are distributed through grants and fellowships.

Tickets are available for purchase here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/145983

The 33rd Annual KHLF Auction - Save the Date!

Save the date, the King Hall Legal Foundation Spring Auction will take place on February 25, 2011 in Freeborn Hall on the UC Davis campus.

A 33 year-old tradition, the KHLF Spring Auction brings together students, faculty, staff and legal community members to support vital public interest work performed by King Hall students. Great items, including once-in-a-lifetime dinners with professors and unique student donations, will be available for bid in a silent and live auction.

For more information, contact Parissa Ebrahimzadeh at pebrahim@ucdavis.edu, or Lauren Roberts at lroberts@ucdavis.edu

Join KHLF as a member at Oktoberfest 2010

Join the King Hall Legal Foundation at Oktoberfest on Thursday, September 30th from 6pm to 9pm in the King Hall Courtyard.

A King Hall tradition, Oktoberfest is the main membership drive for KHLF.

KHLF will provide BBQ and Pyramid Brewery beer to show our appreciation for our members, new and old, and celebrate the vibrant public interest legal community at King Hall!

Tickets are $20. Ticket costs directly fund KHLF Summer and Bar Grants and are your membership dues that qualify you to apply for a grant. Tickets will be sold in the Basement on 9/21-22, and 9/28-29 from 11 AM to 2PM.

Contact James Tiehm at jttiehm@ucdavis.edu for more information.

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King Hall Legal Foundation Elects New Directors

The King Hall Legal Foundation is proud to announce the election of nine new members to the Board of Directors.

New directors include UC Davis Law second-year students Kristen Busby and Krista Della-Piana; and first year students Monica Crooms, Shaw Davari, Emma Gallardo, Fitz King, Elizabeth Klueck, Karen Soell, and Morgan Wells.

The King Hall Legal Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation founded in 1978 to empower, encourage, enable students at UC Davis School of Law to pursue legal careers in the public interest.

Welcome (back) to King Hall from KHLF!

We hope that everyone had fulfilling summers, both in and out of the workplace, and we are looking forward to a fantastic upcoming school year. We thank you for all of your involvement and support last year and hope that you continue to stay involved this year.
Here are a couple of upcoming dates and items we’d like you to know about:

Oktoberfest - Thursday, September 30th, 2010; Time and location TBA

2nd Annual Steve Boutin Invitational Golf Tournament - Sunday, October 10th, 2010; 9 am, Wildhorse Golf Course Play nine holes with your fellow classmates and professors, while raising money to fund summer and bar grants. More information to come.

Call for 2L Board Member Applicants  - This year we are accepting applications from 2Ls to fill two board member positions. Applications will be emailed soon and are also be available on the KHLF bulletin board. Please email Lauren or Parissa with any questions.

We hope the first week is going well and look forward to seeing you all around King Hall!

Best,

Lauren Roberts and Parissa Ebrahimzadeh
KHLF Co-Chairs, 2010-2011

The 32nd Annual King Hall Legal Foundation Spring Charity Auction

The King Hall Legal Foundation at the UC Davis School of Law is proud to present its 32nd Annual Spring Charity Auction to benefit law students pursuing careers in the public interest.

The 2010 KHLF Auction Catalog may be downloaded by clicking here.
The 2010 KHLF Auction Catalog Addendum may be downloaded by clicking here.

The auction will be held February 19, 2010 at Freeborn Hall on UC Davis’ Main Campus. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the Live Auction begins at 9:00 p.m.

In 1978, the KHLF Spring Charity Auction began as a small affair, drawing a small, dedicated group of students, faculty and staff supporters. Since then, the Auction has become a mainstay of the King Hall calendar, drawing alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends of the UC Davis School of Law. The evening celebrates the accomplishments of the public interest legal community at King Hall, and the mission of the King Hall Legal Foundation to enable, encourage, and empower students to undertake vital projects at organizations throughout Northern California, the United States, and the globe.

A silent and live auction featuring items donated by local businesses, students, faculty, and staff will be available for bidding to raise money for grants and fellowships awarded by KHLF. Previous grant and fellowship recipients have worked for the East Bay Community Law Center, Sacramento Child Advocates and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. In 2009, over 600 students, faculty, alumni, and local community members attended the Auction at Freeborn Hall, helping the Foundation raise almost $30,000.

Tickets start at $12 and can be purchased with a check made payable to King Hall Legal Foundation or online at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/96571

Donation and sponsorship opportunities are still available. Contact Scott Vignos at (806) 317-5767 or savignos@ucdavis.edu

A Great Dr. Ives Tournament for a Great Cause

From the UC Davis School of Law News & Events Page

More than 100 students, staff, faculty, alumni, and friends of UC Davis School of Law participated in the 32^nd Annual Dr. Ives Basketball Tournament on Sunday, January 31, a fundraiser for the King Hall Legal Foundation (KHLF).

For the third year in a row, the Tanakaholics emerged as the tournament champions. In the thrilling final game, the Tanakaholics defeated Team Briscoe 45-35.

The morning began with each of the 13 teams playing two games to determine their seed positions for the single elimination tournament in the afternoon. The Tanakaholics were seeded first, and team Learned Hand was seeded second.

This year's event saw the inaugural Knock Out Tournament. Elisa Cozad ‘11 edged out Brittany Cheney ‘12 to win the women's division. Joseph Tang '12 defeated Michael Sapira '10 to take the men's division. Professor Peter Lee beat out Academic Success Director Emily Randon to become the faculty Knock Out champion.

Other faculty present included Dean Kevin R. Johnson, Professor Anupam Chander, Professor Lisa Pruitt, Professor Clay Tanaka, Professor Rachana Shah, and Clinic Staff Attorneys Holly Cooper and Carter "Cappy" White.

KHLF would like to extend special thanks to King Hall Alumni Board President Steve Boutin '72, who rooted on Team Boutin and was a generous event sponsor; Marc Fernandez '07, who organized a donation from Morrison & Foerster, where he is an associate; and Nathan McGuire '04, an associate with Neumiller & Beardslee, who organized a donation from his firm. Thanks were also due to Sonny Lo '77, a former LSA president and Administrative Law Judge who volunteered as referee, and Nicole Ocampo '11 for volunteering her photography skills to document the memorable tournament.

Photos of the event can be viewed on the Law School's Flickr page.

The Dr. Ives Basketball Tournament is named for Eric Iverson '79, who, according to Law School legend, jumped over three defenders to toss in a spectacular scoop shot at the buzzer to win the first tournament's championship game. The annual competition has become a King Hall tradition. Iverson's team, Learned Hand, has participated in every Dr. Ives tournament since 1978.

The King Hall Legal Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the access of underserved populations to the American legal system through the funding of projects proposed by King Hall students and support for students pursuing careers in the public interest law. The money raised by KHLF goes directly toward support of law students working in the public interest, including Bar and Summer Grants programs.

Find the original here: http://www.law.ucdavis.edu/news/news.aspx?id=2519

First Annual Steve Boutin Invitational Golf Tournament a Great Success!

More than 70 participants hit the links to benefit the King Hall Legal Foundation. Students, alumni, faculty, members of the judiciary and friends of the King Hall woke up early on Sunday, October 11 to play the back-nine at the Wildhorse Golf Course.

Coverage of the event can be found here: http://www.law.ucdavis.edu/news/news.aspx?id=2355