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Foreword: The Way To Carnegie, Sharon L. Beckman, Paul R. Tremblay

Sharon Beckman

From the introduction:

Law schools have a clear mission, one would think. Even if the American Bar Association did not insist upon it, any given law school would acknowledge its commitment to “prepare its students for ad-mission to the bar, and effective and responsible participation in the legal profession.” In return for a substantial contribution of (usually borrowed) money, law schools promise to train students to practice law as competent, thoughtful, and faithful fiduciaries for their clients and to seek a just and fair system.

Though law schools’ collective mission is apparent, the question of how best to implement that …

Appointed To Equal Justice Act Panel, United States Court Of Appeals For The First Circuit (2009-Present), Sharon Beckman

Sharon Beckman

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Can Criminal Punishment Survive Christian Scrutiny? A Comment On Jeffrie Murphy's 'Christianity And Criminal Punishment', Sharon Beckman

Sharon Beckman

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What Bush's Litigation Teaches Us About Compassionate Conservatism, Sharon Beckman

Sharon Beckman

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Court Finds Needle Possession Justified To Limit Spread Of Aids, Sharon Beckman

Sharon Beckman

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Review Of Selective Nontreatment Of Handicapped Newborns By Robert Weir, Sharon Beckman

Sharon Beckman

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