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1. harvardlawreview.org › forum › vol-132Resisting the Theory/Practice Divide: Why the “Theory School ...

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   Law school should prepare students not just to practice, but to problem-solve; not just to litigate, but to lead. A legal education should supply graduates with sharp analytics, institutional judgment, and a wide range of literacies.

2. www.usatoday.com › story › opinionLaw schools shun conservatives while churning out progressive ...

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   Aug 23, 2024 · The leftward ideological slant of law schools, if left unbalanced, will continue to degrade American law and erode fundamental rights.

3. www.jamesgmartin.center › 2023 › 03Law-School “Mismatch” Is Worse Than We Thought

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   Mar 15, 2023 · Our findings indicate that mismatch can account for two-thirds to three-quarters of the Black-white gap. Our findings are even stronger than we expected. A student’s degree of mismatch in law school is by far the strongest predictor of whether he or she will pass a bar exam on a first attempt.

4. harvardlawreview.org › alienation-in-law-schoolAlienation in Law School - Harvard Law Review

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   Jan 10, 2024 · Three lessons of law school may contribute to alienation: first, that lawyers should pursue what matters to them through positive law; second, that lawyers should measure their worth by the prestigiousness of their achievements; and third, that positivism and prestige should remain central in lawyers’ careers after they graduate.

5. fordhamlawreview.org › issues › law-school-asLaw School as Straight Space – Fordham Law Review

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   In honoring Professor Deborah L. Rhode’s commitment to making space for the marginal in legal education and clarifying the “no-problem” problems in our midst, Professor Ballakrishnen’s Essay focuses on one strain of nonnormative experience—that of genderqueer persons—to clarify the ways in which law schools reinforce linear ...

6. www.law.com › 2023/06/29 › schools-still-have-ample'Schools Still Have Ample Power': Legal Academia Disappointed ...

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   Jun 29, 2023 · Law school leaders and others in legal academia called Thursday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling to end affirmative action "deeply disappointing," but emphasized that institutions of higher learning...

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   What if law schools are left unbalanced?

   • The leftward ideological slant of law schools, if left unbalanced, will continue to degrade American law and erode fundamental rights. Donald Trump’s conviction in May on frivolous criminal charges in New York shows that the legal establishment not only has fallen prey to our extreme politics but also has become a willing coconspirator in it.

   Law schools shun conservatives while churning out progressive lawyers

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   Does Law School cause alienation?

   • Three lessons of law school may contribute to alienation: first, that lawyers should pursue what matters to them through positive law; second, that lawyers should measure their worth by the prestigiousness of their achievements; and third, that positivism and prestige should remain central in lawyers’ careers after they graduate.

   Alienation in Law School - Harvard Law Review

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   Are affirmative action bans affecting racial diversity in law schools?

   • April 1 (Reuters) - Racial diversity among law students declined by as much as 17% in the wake of state affirmative action bans over the past 28 years, a new study has found, with a reduction of up to 47% at top law schools.

   Law student diversity, especially at top schools, shrank after

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   How will the affirmative action ban affect law school enrollment?

   • It’s not yet clear how the national affirmative action ban from the Supreme Court decision will impact law school enrollment because schools are still in the process of admitting their first class under the prohibition.

   Law student diversity, especially at top schools, shrank after

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   Does law school's structure need a change?

   • Conclusion This Note has been concerned neither with whether law school’s structure is in need of change, nor whether it ever will change. Rather, it has claimed that as long as students come in with dreams of a life in the law that they are unable to fulfill when they graduate, they may experience feelings of alienation from the life they live.

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   Are law students being disrespectful to constitutional values?

   • Not surprisingly, their students have become increasingly ignorant of, and disrespectful to, constitutional values – exacerbating the disorder on campus. A 2023 survey of accredited law schools reveals that only 68% require law students to take a course in constitutional law for a mean of 3.6 credit hours, which amounts to one semester of study.

   Law schools shun conservatives while churning out progressive lawyers

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8. www.reuters.com › legal › governmentLaw student diversity, especially at top schools, shrank ...

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Racial diversity among law students declined by as much as 17% in the wake of state affirmative action bans over the past 28 years, a new study has found, with a reduction of up to 47% at top...