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The history of legal education in Chicago (IL) in the first decade of the 20th century is chronicled, focusing on the advent of three law teachers (Ernst Freund, John Henry Wigmore, and Roscoe Pound) into the context est...
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Heavily annotated article reviews history of U.S. law education focusing on Francis Lieber's conception of political and legal patriotism, expressed in publications of 1838-39, which summarize ethics of most early U.S. l...
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A parody on criticism of accreditation committees and practices, directed at the profession of accounting and suggesting that accreditors may take themselves too seriously at times, encourages more modesty and self-restr...