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Dec. 24, 2019
Law school wants to help US and Mexican lawyers understand each other
University of Arizona's law school is teaming with a Mexican university to offer a certificate program focused on Mexican public law and policy.
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University of Arizona's law school is teaming with a Mexican university to offer a certificate program focused on Mexican public law and policy.
The collaborative initiative between the James E. Rogers College of Law and Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, or UNAM, launches in January and consists of four courses.
The classes will be taught in Spanish by leading scholars from UNAM, as well ...
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