Legal Week reports
March 10, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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The director of the Oxford Institute of Legal Practice (OILP), Amanda Clarke, has stepped down from the role after just six months at the helm.
Clarke resigned from the position in February after taking over from Nick Johnson, who left in May 2003 after a decade as the director of the institute – one of the three providers of the controversial City Legal Practice Course (LPC).
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