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The Next Gerneration Professional: An Opportunity To Reframe Legal Education To Center Student Wellness, Benjamin Afton Cavanaugh
The Next Gerneration Professional: An Opportunity To Reframe Legal Education To Center Student Wellness, Benjamin Afton Cavanaugh
Hofstra Law Review
The article discusses the challenges of mental wellness and mental health in legal education, particularly in law schools. It highlights issues like depression, anxiety, and stress among students and legal professionals. It emphasizes the need for reform in legal education to address these mental health concerns and advocates for a more comprehensive approach to promote well-being in the field.
Is The Mental Health History Of An Applicant A Legitimate Concern Of State Professional Licensing Boards? The Americans With Disabilities Act Vs. State Professional Licensing Boards, John D. Mckenna
Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal
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"Mind Control," " Synthetic Sanity," "Artificial Competence," And Genuine Confusion: Legally Relevant Effects Of Antipsychotic Medication, Thomas G. Gutheil M.D., Paul S. Applebaum M.D.
"Mind Control," " Synthetic Sanity," "Artificial Competence," And Genuine Confusion: Legally Relevant Effects Of Antipsychotic Medication, Thomas G. Gutheil M.D., Paul S. Applebaum M.D.
Hofstra Law Review
No abstract provided.