Baroness Deech, the chair of the Bar Standards Board (BSB), recently gave an interesting speech on legal education and legal regulation. It appears from the text of the speech that it was given to a group of South African lawyers. It begins: "There is no more appropriate nation than S. Africa in which to examine legal education and the lawyers that it produces." I ask every lawyer reading this blog to pause and think of the most famous South African lawyer.
October 11, 2012 at 07:41 AM
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Baroness Deech, the chair of the Bar Standards Board (BSB), recently gave an interesting speech on legal education and legal regulation. It appears from the text of the speech that it was given to a group of South African lawyers.
It begins: “There is no more appropriate nation than S. Africa in which to examine legal education and the lawyers that it produces.” I ask every lawyer reading this blog to pause and think of the most famous South African lawyer.
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