Sentences with phrase «law school classic»

Not exact matches

«This is a classic example of a government policy «balls up»,» said Lib Dem schools spokesman David Laws.

A classic example is charter advocates settling for state laws that underfund charter schools, even embracing the argument that «charter schools can do it for less» in order to get the law passed, though experience shows that this accommodation can cripple actual entrepreneurs in practice.

It is not a site about international law, in the classic law school sense.

The blog Legal As She Is Spoke, a project of the Program in Law and Journalism at New York Law School, takes its title from that 19th Century classic.

«Lawyers working under the auspices of an incubator are already incorporated with their own legal practices under the classic entrepreneurship model — eat what they kill,» said Jennifer Friedman, executive director of the Pace Community Law Practice at Pace University School of Law.

Scott Greenfield, criminal defense lawyer, Simple Justice blogger, and curmudgeon extraordinaire, takes baby lawyers to school in this enlightening interview about law practice, tummy rubs (or lack thereof), and his classic 1964 Austin Healey 3000, Mk III, Series 2.

However, the rest of this story plays out like a classic law school fact pattern.

And he said that the track to tenure in most law schools follows a classic pattern that generally does not embrace and value innovative ideas and being on the cutting edge.

Although Soor found law school engaging, she quickly realized a classic legal career was not of interest.

The classic model of the U.S. part - time law degree was referred to as «Night School» as it typically features evening classes, to accommodate the expectation that most if not all students were engaged in work or care responsibilities during the day.

It may not evoke the classic scene of lawyers battling it out before a jury in a courtroom or reside at the top of any law school syllabus, but e-discovery is a hugely important legal process.

Vanessa graduated from Union College in 2007 with a B.A. in Modern Languages and Classics and received her J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 2010.

Put another way, we have been growing the number of law schools as though the demand for lawyers would permanently continue to experience exponential growth, whereas in fact it follows the classic natural growth S - curve.

From my own experience, I think that the classic and widespread Socratic method of law school is fine to teach law.