Symposium

Commentary: Observations on the Study of Legal Education—Circa 1980

Author: Thomas B. Curtis (Curtis and Crossen)

Abstract

I have reached a number of controversial assumptions about the practice, the teaching, and the study of law in the mid-twentieth century America. While each assumption should be fully supported by facts and fair arguments, a commentary of short length on a subject this broad will not so permit. Consequently, what follows will be more of an outline than a discussion in depth on any one of the topics.

Keywords: Law schools, Legal education, United States

How to Cite: Curtis, T. (1981) “Commentary: Observations on the Study of Legal Education—Circa 1980”, Washington University Law Review. 59(3).