The third year of law school has long been a punching bag for critics who argue it's a waste of time and drives up the costs of a degree, but there have been few serious attempts to do anything about it. Until now.
January 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The third year of law school has long been a punching bag for critics who argue it’s a waste of time and drives up the costs of a degree, but there have been few serious attempts to do anything about it. Until now.
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