Showing posts with label law school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label law school. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
The Next Critical Legal Reading Group Article
is Legal Education as Training for Hierarchy by Duncan Kennedy. You can view and print it here. The next discussion group will be held on October 21 over the lunch hour in room 35. All are welcome!
Critical Legal Studies Reading Group
PILSA met for the first session of the brand-new Critical Legal Studies Reading Group for lunch yesterday in room 35. We talked about this months article, Making Docile Lawyers: an Essay on the Pacification of Law Students, 111 Harv. L. Rev. 2027, got some things off of our chests, and thought of a few ways in which law school could be different.
Because this topic is close to the hearts of many law students, we are going to read an article along similar lines for next month. Stay tuned for the citation!
Because this topic is close to the hearts of many law students, we are going to read an article along similar lines for next month. Stay tuned for the citation!
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