By Michael A. Olivas It is a fact universally acknowledged that law faculty are in want of purpose. It takes a lot to get us riled, and even more to call us to the barricades. But the current state of financing legal education is just such a burning theater, and we all should be troubled…
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Read More about Privacy PolicyExploring How Changes to the First-Year Law School Curriculum Could Benefit Students Law School Curriculum: Reform, Assessment, and Research Design David A. Hyman(Georgetown Law), Jing Liu (East China University Law), and Joshua C. Teitelbaum (Georgetown Law) discuss how changes to the first-year law school curriculum could positively impact law students. The authors evaluate Georgetown Law’s…
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