2012•Journal of Legal MedicineOpen access

Failing Law Schools

Jennifer S. Bard

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The usual practice of The Journal of Legal Medicine is to not go out of our way to review a book we do not think would be of interest to our readers. There are more good books published than any of...

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The usual practice of The Journal of Legal Medicine is to not go out of our way to review a book we do not think would be of interest to our readers. There are more good books published than any of...

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The usual practice of The Journal of Legal Medicine is to not go out of our way to review a book we do not think would be of interest to our readers. There are more good books published than any of...

Key concepts: Blame, Legal education, Law, Political science, Sociology, Psychology, Psychiatry

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