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By the time they finish their last class, students at several Texas law schools will know about torts, criminal procedure -- and the importance of serving the community. The schools are seeing a trend toward mandatory pro bono work as a requirement for graduation. The hope, says one dean, is that "once some of the students are exposed to the concept of pro bono, they'll get hooked."
October 04, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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