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The latest news in legal education from law school developments and policy changes to rankings, diversity efforts, and trends shaping the future of the profession.

Hot Off the Press: A closer look at women and the law profession

Susan Blakely candidly discusses the choices and issues that women confront in the legal profession in her...

Rutgers professor spends a semester near the Arctic Circle

Mark S. Weiner, professor at Rutgers School of Law-Newark returned from the University of Akureyi, Iceland, 40 miles...

Wake Forest students celebrate clinic’s first victory

Wake Forest University School of Law’s Innocence and Justice Clinic celebrated the release of Machello Bitting last...

Penn State Law enhances foreign LL.M. study

New specialized fields of study announced by Penn State Law provide international graduate students with the opportunity...

Too many law schools?

Mark Greenbaum, a Washington, D.C. attorney, has been widely quoted over the past week for an opinion...

Calif. Prop. 8: Students to blog from courtroom

Two Berkeley Law students are providing daily accounts from the courtroom via a blog, of the high-profile...

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How to thrive in this job market

It may be tough to get a legal job. But, Richard Hermann said the profession is still...

Student’s debt expectations climb upwards

Almost one-third of all third-year law students expect to graduate with more than $120,000 in debt, according...

The benefits of a recession for legal education

A few months ago I wrote about the need to teach morality in law schools. Now according to...

Students shifting from private firms to public interest, LSSSE study shows

Law students are rethinking their future in light of the recession, according to a study released on...

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