Legal Week reports
March 12, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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The first batch of law students taking the new ‘City’ LPC have been asked by their sponsoring law firms to rate their lecturers’ skills without their knowledge.
Questionnaires were sent to trainees of the eight City firms participating in the new LPC, asking for “particular praise or criticism of any aspect of the course or individual members of the faculty”.
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