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Legal reformers are all 6′s and 7′s . . .
ON the day that Arsenal secures another top four finish, I thought it appropriate to pay homage to my London based club by using a British idiom to describe the current state of the legal education an… more →
J.uris D.ebtor
The End of Affirmative Action in Education and Why This is a Good Thing
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wrote 3 weeks ago: English: Clarence Thomas, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (Photo credit: … more →
UPDATED: That Marginal Law School in Your Neighborhood is About to Close
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wrote 4 weeks ago: I screwed up the quote in the initial post. My apologies. Brian Tamanaha and I (much more modestly, … more →
Neuro-law: A New World of Law Part 2
wrote 3 months ago: Photo: David Eagleman from The Initiative of Neuroscience and the Law at the Baylor College o … more →
Neuro-law: A New World of Law Part 1
wrote 3 months ago: If you’re a lawyer (and chances are high if you’re reading this then you may well wonder what NEUROS … more →
"Don't leave me now, Don't say it's the end of the road"
wrote 4 months ago: Authenticity implies a way of being in the world wherein you remain true to the spirit of who you ar … more →
Girls' Guide to Law School
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wrote 1 year ago: I just stumbled across Alison Monahan’s blog. In an interview about her blog and life she is asked w … more →
The Times They are a Changin’
wrote 1 year ago: I’ve just read a great article by Jordan Furlong in which he discusses the changing landscape … more →
Law School Education
wrote 1 year ago: I feel compelled to share this really great article on law school education from the New York Times. … more →
"Formal education in the law does not prepare lawyers for the moral challenges of the profession"
wrote 1 year ago: There is so much that South African Universities can learn from developments in the US and UK where … more →
Trials of Dissenters at ALT Conference, Oxford
wrote 1 year ago: This week, Sarah Mercer and I presented a paper that we had written together titled ‘Trials of Disse … more →
The Growth of Law Clinics as a Vehicle for Legal Empowerment in Nigeria
wrote 1 year ago: I will be presenting a paper titled, ‘The Growth of Law Clinics as a Vehicle for Legal Empowerment i … more →
It's a Webinar Bonanza! Here are a Few More Free Webinars for you!
wrote 1 year ago: The free webinars I’m sharing with you today (after all, sharing is caring) are sponsored by N … more →
Law School Crisis Calls for Law School Model Restructuring ?
wrote 1 year ago: by Kristen Pavón Last week, the Association of American Law Schools held its annual meeting and … more →
The Bubble
wrote 1 year ago: Interesting article in the A.B.A. Journal on federal loan policies and the law school applicant bubb … more →
Northwestern Nostradamus?
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wrote 1 year ago: Predictions about legal education in 2012? I’ll open “comments” for this purpose. … more →
Download the Guide to Public Service Experiential Learning Programs in Legal Education
wrote 1 year ago: NALP‘s Public Service Section, in collaboration with the Consortium for the Advancement of Pub … more →
Be Pro Bono's Voice: Join the National Pro Bono Conversation
wrote 1 year ago: By Kristen Pavón The ABA Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service is trying to revamp how w … more →
President of India on international law and India
wrote 1 year ago: The President of India, H.E. Pratibha Patil, used her address as the chief guest at the 19th Annual … more →
A legal education
wrote 2 years ago: Loved this from a somewhat snide article in the guardian.co.uk, Making the would-be barristers of to … more →
