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Legal Reading And Success In Law School: The Reading Strategies Of Law Students With Attention Deficit Disorder (Add)., Leah M. Christensen
Legal Reading And Success In Law School: The Reading Strategies Of Law Students With Attention Deficit Disorder (Add)., Leah M. Christensen
The Scholar: St. Mary's Law Review on Race and Social Justice
The new reality in legal education is that a certain percentage of our students will come to us with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or with another learning disability, either disclosed or undisclosed. Yet there has been little empirical research on how law students with learning disabilities read and understand the law. This study examines how three law students with ADD read a judicial opinion. The results suggest a relationship between successful law school performance and the use of problematizing and rhetorical reading strategies, and between less successful law school performance and the use of default reading strategies. Further, the results …
A "Sending Down" Sabbatical: The Benefits Of Lawyering In The Legal Services Trenches, Suzanne Rabe, Stephen A. Rosenbaum
A "Sending Down" Sabbatical: The Benefits Of Lawyering In The Legal Services Trenches, Suzanne Rabe, Stephen A. Rosenbaum
Journal of Legal Education
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Conceptualizing Disability Discrimination, Michael C. Harper
Conceptualizing Disability Discrimination, Michael C. Harper
Faculty Scholarship
In a series of law review articles written over the past decade, Professor Bagenstos has established himself as the preeminent academic voice on disability discrimination law. Indeed, the transferable utility of the conceptual insights developed and applied in these articles, in my view, warrants a claim for Bagenstos as the most important scholar of the decade in the general field of employment discrimination law. Anyone with a serious intellectual interest in discrimination law who has not read Bagenstos’s articles should take the occasion of the publication of this pithy and trenchant little volume to familiarize themselves with Bagenstos’s analysis of …
Thirteen Ways Of Looking At Buck V. Bell: Thoughts Occasioned By Paul Lombardo's Three Generations, No Imbeciles, Michelle Oberman
Thirteen Ways Of Looking At Buck V. Bell: Thoughts Occasioned By Paul Lombardo's Three Generations, No Imbeciles, Michelle Oberman
Journal of Legal Education
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Is There An Unreasonable Accommodation? Is There A Due Hardship?, Alex B. Long
Is There An Unreasonable Accommodation? Is There A Due Hardship?, Alex B. Long
Scholarly Works
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