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A Federal Court Ruling on Bar Exam Accommodations in New York
With a hat tip to Prof. Chris Lasch... This week, a federal judge issued an…
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Law Dreams
Four weeks into the semester, the reports of law dreams are starting to trickle in.…
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Closing the Gap: Solutions to Educational Inequality
The University of Memphis Law Review invites manuscripts for publication in Volume 50, Number 4 and presentation…
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NCBE Practice Analysis
The NCBE is close to ending phase 2 of their bar exam analysis. While I…
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NECASP Call for Proposals
Request for Proposals: Presentation and Scholarly “Works in Progress” New England Consortium of Academic Support…
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Assistant Director of Academic Achievement at California Western
California Western School of Law (CWSL) in San Diego seeks applicants for a full-time Assistant Director…
A Himalayan Court’s Perspective on Case Briefing, Preparation, and Legal Analysis
I have to make a confession. Last week, I admitted that - as a law…
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The Puppy Factor
I knew what I was getting into when I decided to get a puppy. Or…
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To Serve Law Students
I was in my office, polishing that day's lecture for my 1L class, when the…
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Call Me Professor
The way we are addressed by our students and our peers is a reflection of perceptions about our status and our positional significance.