The New Legal Realism 2016
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9781107762336.006
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“Fielding” Legal Realism: Law Students as Participant-Observers?

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“…These chapters on legal education continue the longstanding NLR interest in studying and changing how law schools train lawyers (Aiken and Shalleck 2016;Erlanger et al 2005;Mertz and Barnes 2016;Southworth, Garth, and Fisk 2016;Tejani 2016;Trubek 2005). They also take inspiration from the legal education reform aspirations of original US Legal Realists such as Jerome Frank.…”
Section: Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These chapters on legal education continue the longstanding NLR interest in studying and changing how law schools train lawyers (Aiken and Shalleck 2016;Erlanger et al 2005;Mertz and Barnes 2016;Southworth, Garth, and Fisk 2016;Tejani 2016;Trubek 2005). They also take inspiration from the legal education reform aspirations of original US Legal Realists such as Jerome Frank.…”
Section: Cmentioning
confidence: 99%