The University Ideal and the American Law School

David R Barnhizer

The University Ideal and the American Law School

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Abstract

The first part of this Article discusses the university ideal. This is offered prior to the historical analysis of the university so that there is a critical standard against which the history can be judged. The lengthiest part of the Article then presents a still far too brief history of the development of the university as institution, the university teaching of law, and the education of lawyers. The final part of this Article offers a new approach to the study and analysis of judicial doctrine.

Original language	American English
Journal	Rutgers Law Review
Volume	42
State	Published - Jan 1 1989

Keywords

legal education
law schools
universities

Disciplines

Legal Education

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The University Ideal and the American Law School

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