"What Can Law Schools Do Better?"

The latest issue of The Complete Lawyer addresses
the question, "What Can Law Schools Do Better?"
Articles include:

Practicing Lawyers Can Change Legal Education,
Roy Stuckey (Webster Professor of Clinical Legal
Education, University of South Carolina School of Law)

We Need To Produce Lawyers, Not Technicians,
Lisa A. Kloppenberg (Dean and Professor of Law at
the University of Dayton School of Law)

Law School Innovations Result In Broader Students,
Larry D. Kramer (Richard E. Lang Professor and Dean
at Stanford Law School)

Educating Law Students For Leadership,
Donald J. Polden (Dean and Professor of Law at
Santa Clara University)

Developing A Personal And Professional Identity
In Law School, Daisy Hurst Floyd (Dean and Professor
of Law at Mercer University Walter F. George School
of Law)

Turning Law Students Into Lawyers, Kenneth R.
Margolis (Professor of Law, Director of the CaseArc
Integrated Lawyering Skills Program and Co-Director
of the Milton A. Kramer Law Clinic Center at Case
Western Reserve University School of Law)

Hat tip to Robert Ambrogi.