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ABA Proposal to Reduce Full-Time Faculty Requirement: Law Students (Present and Future) Should Make Their Voices Heard

April 19, 2017 • Comments

The ABA’s proposal to jettison the requirement that full-time faculty teach the majority of upper-level courses is a terrible idea.  The ABA is proposing to replicate what undergraduate institutions have been doing with adjunct faculty, with no protections for students.  If you’re in law school now, or are thinking about going, or if you care about the quality of your lawyer, you should take up the ABA on its invitation to comment on the proposed change. Contact information below.    

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