Anibeth Desierto, Kenneth Yin At a bit over 160 pages Legal Problem-Solving and Syllogistic Analysis: A Guide for Foundational Law Students by Kenneth Yin and Anibeth Desierto (published by LexisNexIs) packs a punch. In six concise chapters the book explains … Continued
There appear to be masses of inspiring things happening in the migration policy and law space, like IMPALA and surely many others I have no awareness of and would love to learn more about. But the focus of this post is narrow; it is … Continued
Prof.mr. C.J.J.M. (Carel) Stolker kicks off his impressive volume, Rethinking the Law School, with a survey of law schools on all continents and an analysis and suggested models of legal education globally according to who controls legal education, i.e. as ‘strict … Continued
So you want to study law? Great! This shows you’re smart, serious, ready to take on a responsible role in life, to fight for justice, and drive a BMW…. But you should be clear on why you want to study … Continued
Released 28 March 2017, The Law Society of New South Wales Report on the Future of Law and Innovation in the Profession (the flip Report) is about as current as we can get in reviewing developments regarding the future of legal education and … Continued
Welcome to Leĝa, where you will find discussions about legal education, careers, tools and skills and all things related – and maybe some that aren’t. There is much to talk about, and we will try to highlight the most interesting … Continued