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Constitutional law issues affect our everyday lives, spanning situations from routine traffic stops to contentious online content and access to public education. These fundamental rights are typically protected through lawsuits filed by advocacy organizations. For students aiming for public service careers or intending to incorporate significant pro bono work into their legal practice, the Public Interest Law track offers valuable preparation. This field demands thorough knowledge of constitutional analysis, particularly regarding the Bill of Rights, along with awareness of litigation procedures mandated by statutes or judicial systems. Graduates of this program will gain expertise in legal approaches for upholding constitutional protections. The Public Interest Law track serves as a core component for earning the Special Distinction in Litigation.