Cultivating Lawyers Without Borders In the Global Law Classroom
Legal Writing Matters by Rosa Kim — Professor Kim (Suffolk Law) discusses a global law course she helped develop that is taught simultaneously to law students across the world.
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Indisputably by John Lande — Professor Lande (University of Missouri Law) discusses how artificial intelligence can be used to teach dispute resolution in law schools.
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Law School Academic Support Blog by Dayna Smith — Professor Smith (Vermont Law and Graduate School) discusses her experience teaching a course that was out of her comfort zone.
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Empirical Legal Studies by Michael Heise — Professor Heise (Cornell Law) shares data on how frequently US Supreme Court justices cite law review articles when drafting opinions and argues that the findings demonstrate the importance of legal scholarship.
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Dorf on Law by Michael C. Dorf — Professor Dorf (Cornell Law) analyzes whether federal civil rights law affects Harvard Law Review’s ability to consider race and gender in its editorial board selections as the journal faces federal scrutiny.
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TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a research paper by multiple authors that examines how bar exam waivers might negatively impact the quality of the legal profession.
Read More about Do Bar Exam Waivers Hurt Lawyer Quality?The 2024 1L Class and How They Paid for Their First Year of Law School
Law:Fully by Elizabeth Bodamer — The author shares data relating to how first-year law students in 2024 paid for their legal education.
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Law:Fully by Anna Topczewski — The author shares a report compiling five years of data showing the predictive validity of the LSAT for law student success.
Read More about Sharing Our Predictive Validity Studies for 2020-2024LSAC Reports On The 2024 1L Class
TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares a list of reports the Law Student Admission Council has released containing data about students who started law school in 2024.
Read More about LSAC Reports On The 2024 1L ClassSovern: The Impact Of A $150,000 Cap On Government Loans For Law Students
TaxProf Blog by Paul Caron — Dean Caron (Pepperdine Law) shares an article by Jeff Sovern (University of Maryland Carey Law) on how a cap on federal loans for law students will impact borrowers and legal education in general.
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