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Law Schools Are Bringing Out Big Names As 2024 Graduation Speakers

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Are any exciting legal celebrities speaking at your law school's commencement ceremony? The post Law Schools Are Bringing Out Big Names As 2024 Graduation Speakers appeared first on Above the Law.

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With Goal of Promoting Open Access to Legal Scholarship, Yale Law School Launches Law Archive

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With the goal of making legal scholarship freely available outside of “proprietary and predatory frameworks,” Yale Law School has launched Law Archive , a free and open archive for publishing legal scholarship. Yale Law Librarian Femi Cadmus.

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AI Goes To Law School [Sponsored]

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Law schools must adapt to AI's arrival by incorporating it into curriculum and environment, embracing its power as use grows but also understanding limitations and risks in legal practice. The post AI Goes To Law School appeared first on Above the Law.

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Law School Dean Wants ChatGPT Taught In Legal Research & Writing Classes

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The post Law School Dean Wants ChatGPT Taught In Legal Research & Writing Classes appeared first on Above the Law. It's the way of the future for lawyers.

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Elite US law schools must take accountability for enabling use of fossil fuels: law student group

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Law Students for Climate Accountability (LSCA), a non-profit coalition of law students advocating for climate justice, Thursday released a report criticizing top US law schools with a disproportionate amount of graduates entering corporate fossil fuel legal positions.

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157 US law school deans issue collective statement on 2020 election, Capitol attack

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Law school deans from 157 law schools across the US issued a collective statement on Tuesday addressing the 2020 election and condemning the attack on the US Capitol on January 6. Because law school deans usually do not collectively speak on issues outside of legal education, this was an unusual occurrence.

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“McCarthyism Is Rearing Its Head in America’s Law Schools; Two federal appeals court judges want legal educators to get into the business of blacklisting student ‘disrupters’ from law schools and legal jobs; That’s deserving of true student outrage”

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“McCarthyism Is Rearing Its Head in America’s Law Schools; Two federal appeals court judges want legal educators to get into the business of blacklisting student ‘disrupters’ from law schools and legal jobs; That’s deserving of true student outrage”: Columnist Vivia Chen has this essay online at Bloomberg Law.