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At this point Dean Smith graciously suggested that he would take my suggestion into consideration, but proceeded to describe the ways in which such a measure would be impractical, especially given the law school's high volume of applicants, and stated that law-school admissions has become a specialized profession unto itself.
Feisal G. Mohamed: Inside The U Of I Law School's Book-Cooking Scandal Feisal G. Mohamed 2011
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At this point Dean Smith graciously suggested that he would take my suggestion into consideration, but proceeded to describe the ways in which such a measure would be impractical, especially given the law school's high volume of applicants, and stated that law-school admissions has become a specialized profession unto itself.
Feisal G. Mohamed: Inside The U Of I Law School's Book-Cooking Scandal Feisal G. Mohamed 2011
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Only about one-quarter of last year's graduating law-school classes—down from 33% in 2009—snagged positions with big law firms, according to the National Association for Law Placement, an organization that collects employment data.
Law Schools Get Practical Patrick G. Lee 2011
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Completing the parallels with the founding couple of Peronism, Kirchner formed a tight political alliance with her husband and law-school sweetheart, Néstor Kirchner, that remained unbroken from their marriage in 1975 to his "dark horse" presidential election in 2003 through to his sudden death in 2010.
Cristina Kirchner: she's not just another Evita | profile 2012
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The schools say the complaints are better placed with the American Bar Association or NALP, which make the standards for law-school employment and salary reporting.
Law Grads Claim Schools Misled Joe Palazzolo 2012
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He has the backing of his law-school friend, President Obama, as well as a clear three votes in the five-member commission.
FCC's Julius Genachowski struggles between roles of regulator, innovator Cecilia Kang 2010
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He has the backing of his law-school friend, President Obama, as well as a clear three votes in the five-member commission.
FCC's Julius Genachowski struggles between roles of regulator, innovator Cecilia Kang 2010
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He has the backing of his law-school friend, President Obama, as well as a clear three votes in the five-member commission.
FCC's Julius Genachowski struggles between roles of regulator, innovator Cecilia Kang 2010
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He has the backing of his law-school friend, President Obama, as well as a clear three votes in the five-member commission.
FCC's Julius Genachowski struggles between roles of regulator, innovator Cecilia Kang 2010
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"That slapdash approach to drafting was pretty rife throughout the period," said Frank Bowman, a University of Missouri law-school professor who advised the Senate Judiciary Committee during the bill's creation.
As Federal Crime List Grows, Threshold of Guilt Declines Gary Fields 2011
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