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1. illinoislawreview.org › online › political-ideologyPolitical Ideology and Law School Rankings

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   Aug 30, 2020 · The extreme disparity uncovered—combined with consistent findings in studies that measure other forms of ideological bias in legal academia—make a strong case for a conservative penalty and liberal bonus in law school rankings.

2. harvardlawreview.org › forum › vol-132Resisting the Theory/Practice Divide ... - Harvard Law Review

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   Law schools won’t be able to train lawyers-writ-large, however, if the profession accepts the theory/practice divide and casts lawyering in unduly narrow terms. That narrow mindset prevents us from training great lawyers no matter what path they choose.

3. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullFull article: Rethinking the neoliberal university: embracing ...

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   Feb 4, 2021 · After outlining our understanding of vulnerability theory and summarising what we believe are some of the ills of a neoliberal law school, this paper argues that vulnerability theory allows us to reframe our thinking about academic labour and law schools on a theoretical level.

   • Author: Doug Morrison, Jessica Guth

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4. papers.ssrn.com › sol3 › papersThe Double Life of Law Schools by Ian Holloway, Steven ... - SSRN

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   Aug 28, 2017 · At the same time, the old legal education pipeline, from law school to big firms, to in-house, and to other jobs, has been significantly unbalanced. Accompanying the degradation of the legal education pipeline has been the demise of the complementary “finishing school” partnership with the legal profession—that law schools teach students ...

   • Author: Ian Holloway, Steven Friedland

   • Publish Year: 2017

5. abovethelaw.com › 2021 › 12The Law Schools With The Most Conservative And Liberal ...

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   Dec 17, 2021 · According to Princeton Review, these are the law schools where you’ll learn what critical race theory actually is, and band together to stop the assault on the right to choose and the right to...

6. www.chambersstudent.co.uk › where-to-startLaw firms' preferred universities 2019 - Chambers Student Guide

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   Jul 5, 2019 · In nine years, law firms’ appetite for Oxbridge and Russell Group students has remained pretty much constant. We could stop our investigation right here: the law is demanding, intellectually rigorous and it needs capable graduates – see graph.

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   Should a conservative penalty be a Liberal bonus in law school rankings?

   • The extreme disparity uncovered—combined with consistent findings in studies that measure other forms of ideological bias in legal academia—make a strong case for a conservative penalty and liberal bonus in law school rankings. This Article concludes by proposing a simple solution to circumvent this particular manifestation of ideological bias.

   Political Ideology and Law School Rankings

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   Which law schools have the most liberal students?

   • According to Princeton Review, these are the law schools where you’ll learn what critical race theory actually is, and band together to stop the assault on the right to choose and the right to vote — the places that are also known as the law schools with the most liberal students: 1. Northeastern University School of Law 2.

   The Law Schools With The Most Conservative And Liberal Students (2022)

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   Does InfiLaw pay students not to take the July bar exam?

   • Benjamin H. Barton, Fixing Law Schools: From Collapse to the Trump Bump and Beyond 151 (2019) (explaining that InfiLaw (owner of for-profit Arizona Summit Law school, Florida Coastal School of Law, and recently closed Charlotte School of Law) pays underperforming students not to take the July bar exam after graduating). 5.

   Political Ideology and Law School Rankings

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   Are law school deans Liberal?

   • The political ideologies of law school deans are likely consistent with those of law school faculty—highly disproportionately liberal.

   Political Ideology and Law School Rankings

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   Should law school deans discriminate against conservative faculty?

   • Law school deans whose jobs may be contingent on the rankings are heavily incentivized to hire faculty who will benefit, rather than hinder their advancement in the rankings. In the current manifestation of the overall rankings, which place a heavy weight on peer assessment score, this would include discriminating against conservative faculty.

   Political Ideology and Law School Rankings

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   How do law firms and schools address diversity?

   • Law firms and schools are constantly rolling out initiatives to address diversity, but they should first focus on historical systems rooted in exclusionism. They should be creating strategic plans to recognize and dismantle those systems, tied to metrics and measurable goals. Reuters: What’s your most important recommendation to address this issue?

   'Exclusionary and classist': Why the legal profession is getting whiter

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8. www.reuters.com › legal › legalindustry'Exclusionary and classist': Why the legal profession is ...

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   Aug 10, 2021 · Law firms and schools are constantly rolling out initiatives to address diversity, but they should first focus on historical systems rooted in exclusionism.