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Wander into a law school today, and you can't help but notice all the iMacs, laptops, cables, and video-equipped moot court rooms. But technological change isn't just about gadgets and gigabytes. The same trends that have led law schools to upgrade their hardware are also forcing them to rethink how to teach the software code (formerly known as "law") to their students.
September 08, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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