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The Legal Issue Spring 1968 Newsletter, The Catholic University Of America, Columbus School Of Law
The Legal Issue Spring 1968 Newsletter, The Catholic University Of America, Columbus School Of Law
The Legal Issue
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The Legal Issue Spring 1968 V8 N1, The Catholic University Of America, Columbus School Of Law
The Legal Issue Spring 1968 V8 N1, The Catholic University Of America, Columbus School Of Law
The Legal Issue
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Tributes To Dean Vernon X. Miller: As We Know Him, Editorial Board
Tributes To Dean Vernon X. Miller: As We Know Him, Editorial Board
Miscellaneous Historical Documents
A short tribute to Dean Miller upon the occasion of his retirement. This piece appeared in the Catholic University Law Review
Vernon X. Miller: Association Man, Michael H. Cardozo
Vernon X. Miller: Association Man, Michael H. Cardozo
Miscellaneous Historical Documents
A short tribute to Dean Miller upon the occasion of his retirement. This piece appeared in the Catholic University Law Review
The Legal Issue Winter 1968-69 V9 N1, The Catholic University Of America, Columbus School Of Law
The Legal Issue Winter 1968-69 V9 N1, The Catholic University Of America, Columbus School Of Law
The Legal Issue
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When You Wish Upon A Star: The J.D. Fantasy, George P. Smith Ii
When You Wish Upon A Star: The J.D. Fantasy, George P. Smith Ii
Scholarly Articles
It is maintained here that the development and improvement of the standards for the work undertaken for the basic law degree should be of first and primary consideration. Specifically, by making the law schools substantially stronger and more stable, by acquiring good, productive full-time faculties, by placing greater emphasis upon the realization of lawyer skills through legal education and the development of more effective teaching techniques, by maintaining up-to-date curricula, by phasing out part-time evening law school programs and completely disaccrediting the study of law through correspondence schools, by maintaining better research libraries, by setting higher admission standards for some …
Academic Aloofness: Stimulant Or Depressant To Legal Education?, George P. Smith Ii
Academic Aloofness: Stimulant Or Depressant To Legal Education?, George P. Smith Ii
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