Method At the University of Arizona, 232 law students (150 men and 82 women) in all three
years of law school, and 262 medical students (190 men and 72 women) in all four years of …

This Essay explores the values, limits, and adverse effects of our system of law school
examinations. Law school examinations encourage or require students to acquire certain …

American legal education is now enjoying unparalleled success. Each year many of the
brightest college graduates choose to study law, and virtually all law schools are swamped …

[A] teacher of law should be a person who accompanies his pupils on a road which is new to
them, but with which he is well acquainted from having often traveled it before. What …

Legal ethics has recently become the focus of professional and public concern. One aspect
of that concern has to do with the education and socialization of law students in professional …

This Article analyzes and draws lessons from the intersections of four complex institutions:
the American law school, the American research university, the legal profession, and the …

The case method/final examination system of law schools remains the predominant method
of legal education despite dramatic changes in modern legal practices, powerful criticisms of …

This paper is the first in a series on data collected for the Law Student Activity Patterns
Project. The project is one of several discrete studies in the research program in legal …

* Associate Professor of Law, University of New Mexico.** Assistant Professor of Law;
Program in Law, Science and Medicine, Yale Law School.*** Professoi of Law, University of …

The part-time employment of full-time law students is a significant aspect of contemporary
legal education. Successful socialization and training in law are presumed to require the …