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Scott Barclay - CULTIVATING ETHICAL, SOCIAL RESPONSIBLE LAWYER JUDGEMENT: INTRODUCING THE MULTIPLE LAWYERING INTELLIGENCES PARADIGM INTO THE CLINICAL SETTING
Angela Olivia Burton - REFLECTION-IN-ACTION: DESIGNING NEW CLINICAL TEACHER TRAINING BY USING LESSONS LEARNED FROM NEW CLINICIANS
Justine A. Dunlap & Peter A. Joy - MORAL GROWTH OR MORAL ANGST? A CLINICAL APPROACH
Steven Hartwell - DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE AND THE TEACHING OF CREATIVE LEGAL PROBLEM SOLVING
Stefan H. Krieger - LAWYER'S TALKING RIGHTS AND CLIENTS BREAKING RULES: BETWEEN LEGAL POSITIVISM AND DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE IN ISRAELI POVERTY LAWYERING
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