Education
Dec. 1, 2015
Law school leaders question bar's message on practical skills
Some law school officials say the State Bar is sending conflicting signals about the importance of practical skills training.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Some law school officials say the State Bar is sending conflicting signals about the importance of practical skills training for the next generation of attorneys.
Bar leaders have endorsed requirements that students take additional classes to bolster their hands-on abilities before entering the profession.
At the same time, the organization's Board of Trustees has approved reducing the bar ...
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