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December 28, 2009

contemplative legal education

ILZCAO4KF5RCAY2Q31VCAVTT9OVCAOYJG9MCAJP97AJCAR5GOOZCAHEQA0MCAIWOEAVCAARWO49CATLKCBHCAXEC4HACA94F7V6CAL6YL8ICARVJ70LCA0II7C8CA02BBJWCAOSQ3MLCA0Q1752CADP2BJ3If you had any lingering doubts about the demise of the Kingsfield approach to legal education, as in the movie The Paper Chase, check out the growing list of ways that law schools are helping students grow into more contemplative lawyers.  Can you imagine weekly yoga sessions at the law school you attended when you attended it?
 
hat tip:  Stephanie West Allen  (spl)

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Yes this session is very necessary to get relaxed.
The brain will be developed much faster.

Posted by: Alen Jolly | Dec 28, 2009 10:36:45 PM

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