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At least two courses at other law schools focus on the concept of the rule of law in post-conflict societies.

There's no doubt that law schools have overbuilt and that the legal profession has over promised.

Second, law schools seem to have an impact on their own profession that business schools cannot match.

Our list of law schools contains virtually all schools in the United States accredited by the American Bar Association.

The American Bar Association accredits law schools, and in most states you must be a graduate of one of them to practise law.

When the business school was founded in 1908, the goal was to create something along the lines of Harvard's medical and law schools.

Clinton did speak for about five minutes during the Yale Law Schools separate commencement event held in the early afternoon.

And law schools require the Law School Admission Test, known as the LSAT.

A graduate of one of France's leading law schools, he has worked as an attorney-at-law in several European countries.

A general qualification is that the nominee be a lawyer, preferably a graduate of one of the nation's prestigious law schools.

Led by the business and law schools, they behave increasingly like private universities, in other words.

Ministry of Justice provides that only law schools, legal research units engaged in teaching, research, personnel can work part-time lawyer.

But law schools could still do more to help their graduates prepare.

Therefore, by temporary workers, may make these law schools to pay tuition or loan more easily verified gastric.

As we continue to grapple with the aftermath of the credit crisis, employment rates are down for law schools generally.

Business and law schools prosper; philosophy departments are threatened with closure.

the imbalance in terms of women and minorities in the students body and faculty in the law schools.

Since both of their circumstances weren't good they did part-time jobs at law schools and saunas and practiced hard.

A group of law schools argued that the statute violated their rights to free speech and association.

Those revelations have led to new education and counselling programs in law schools and firms and at the Bar.

Law firms keep growing, but the pool of law students from "top tier" law schools has remained fairly constant.

Business and law schools achieve good results with big classes. Why not other colleges?

I am encouraged that courses examining the rule of law and related concepts are now appearing in the curricula of the nation's law schools.

The Bluebook is updated every few years by a consortium of law schools.

The Law School has around 50 full-time faculty members, all graduated from top Chinese law schools or foreign ones.

Programs with dual degrees have become more common in recent years at law schools.

How do law schools build these important intellectual skills?

Under the federal No Child Left Behind law, schools are required to show "adequate yearly progress" on tests or face being shut down.

Business and law schools achieve good results with big classes.

Transnational law schools make use of several different teaching techniques.

Chinese law schools are funneling students through WTO academic programs, and the government has been eager to foster WTO expertise.

They are suing the law schools where they earned their degrees.

My assessment is that most teachers in American law schools no longer use the method.

Ninety-two of the 196 accredited law schools in the U. S. now offer courses in animal law. That is up from just nine in 2000.

that's famous and much debated in law schools.

When law schools put on conferences, lawyers turn up.

There are several impartial educational accrediting bodies that can also bestow accreditation on law schools.

It is not only law schools that have a bigger impact on their professions.

Law teachers in almost all law schools use to some extent the case method or the Socratic method.

Attacks like these are a direct interference with law schools' freedom to decide how to educate students.

Even many state-supported law schools must charge $15, 000 to $30, 000 or more in tuition to survive.

Huh? Do the law schools really think they can really fool employers?

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