Stephen Loffredo teaches in the areas of constitutional law, administrative law, social welfare law, and economic rights, and has taught for many years in the law school’s clinical program. He founded and co-directed the Economic Justice Project, which received the Clinical Legal Education Association’s Award for Excellence, co-founded and co-directed the Immigrants’ Rights Clinic, the Health Law Concentration, and the Workers’ Rights Clinic, and directed the Labor Docket of the Community Economic Development Clinic. He is co-author, with Helen Hershkoff, of Getting By: Economic Rights and Legal Protections for People with Low Income (Oxford) and The Rights of the Poor (S. Ill.). His article Poverty, Democracy and Constitutional Law (University of Pennsylvania Law Review) has been widely cited in constitutional law and human rights texts and treatises, and internationally in litigation seeking subsistence rights and other legal protections for politically and economically marginalized people.
July 20, 2023 |