An edition of The gathering peasants' revolt in legal education
(2008)
The gathering peasants' revolt in legal education
by Kurt Olson
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The gathering peasants' revolt in legal education
2008, The Doukathsan Press, Doukathsan Press, Brand: Doukathsan Press
in English
0977808939 9780977808939
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Table of Contents
The modern era of ABA accreditation
The early years
1923-1952: cementing control over law schools and legal education: the beginnings of the ABA's accreditation of law schools, and the subsequent public relations blitz to convince state courts that only ABA-approved schools deserved
1952-1974: the perfection of the conspiracy's aims: the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (predecessor to DOE) makes the ABA the sole federally recognized accreditor for law schools
Increasing dissatisfaction with the process in the 1980's and the 1989 Conference on Validity and Reliability
The 1990's and what at first was MSL's solitary attempt to confront the system
MSL, frustrated by government's inability or unwillingness to force the ABA to change, turns to more productive endeavors
The wide ranging criticisms launched in the peasants' revolt
Will the peasants revolt continue?
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 88-100).
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