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You've heard the cynics -- "Law school teaches nothing practical," "It's a rite of passage on the way to the real show." The concerns expressed are very real. Does legal education have anything to do with the practice of law? Or does law school actually matter to a lawyer's professional development? Ultimately, it can be either. So, before you join the chorus of "half-empty" folks, here are some specific ways to connect the less-obvious dots.
March 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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