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Colloguium for Legal Education Then and Now: Changing Patterns in Legal Training and in the Relationship of Law Schools to the World Around Them

Bob Gordon, James R. May, Jack Schlegel, Joan C. Williams

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MAY: Welcome, one and all, to our weeklong Centennial Celebration and to this morning's session on Legal Education Then and Now: Changing Patterns in Legal Training and in the Relationship of Law Schools to the World Around Them.We're really honored this morning to have a truly terrific panel to speak to us on some of the most fundamentally contested issues in legal education, both past and present.Joining us this morning

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Key concepts: Law, Legal education, Legal opinion, Legal profession, Legal research, Political science, Legal realism, Empirical legal studies