The theme of this year's event, held on January 21, was "Carnival."

Professor Douglas Baird once again served as auctioneer.

Highest bid was $1,900 for a five-day stay in a newly constructed vacation house near Saugatuck, Michigan.

CLF thanked everyone who attended for their support.

Students bid on items ranging from a poker night with Dean Thomas J. Miles and Professor Jonathan Masur to dinner at an Ethiopian restaurant with Professor Daniel Abebe.

One live auction item included dinner with Professor Geoffrey Stone—and the chance to join him in writing an op/ed piece for the Huffington Post.

Auction sponsors contributed $20,669 to the total.

The live auction featured 42 donations.

The event featured popcorn, balloon animals, and a range of costumes.

There were 196 donations to the event's silent auction.

Silent auction donations included class passes to yoga studios, gift certificates to restaurants, bars, shows, and bar review classes, and more.

About 400 members of the Law School community attended the annual CLF auction, which raises money for students spending their summers working in public interest law jobs.

The silent auction and mustache competition raised another $11,549.

The live auction alone raised $32,250.

Two costumed students posed with Dean Thomas J. Miles.

The event brought in a total of $65,553.

About 400 members of the Law School community attended the annual CLF auction, which raises money for students spending their summers working in public interest law jobs. The event, held January 21, raised more than $65,000.