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Law School Teaching Going Off on Ideological Tangents

Jul 24, 2019 · Charles Rounds Jr. · Comments Off on Law School Teaching Going Off on Ideological Tangents

Back in 2010, I wrote a piece for the Martin Center entitled Bad Sociology, Not Law bemoaning the marginalization of common law doctrine in the American law school curriculum. My point then … Continue reading “Law School Teaching Going Off on Ideological Tangents”

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