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Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2024April 12, 2024 EDT

Anticipating the Needs of Future Law Students Based on Current Post-Pandemic National Reading Comprehension Test Scores

Nicole R. Chong, J.D.,
Legal educationLegal analysisCritical readingReading comprehensionCritical ThinkingTeaching pedagogy
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Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2024

Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2024
  • Anticipating the Needs of Future Law Students Based on Current Post-Pandemic National Reading Comprehension Test Scores
    Nicole R. Chong
  • Ethical Implications of Utilizing Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Profession: A Cautionary Note on Potential Model Rules of Professional Conduct Violations
    Rachel Schworer
  • Where There’s an Electronic Will, There’s a Way: Evaluating the Potential Power of Electronically Executed and Stored Wills for Appalachian Communities
    Grace Keel Buchanan
  • Generations of Abuse: Exploring the Sexual Assault Epidemic on Native Land
    Carly White
  • Rethinking Law School Admissions
    Carson Kovalic
LMU Law Review
Nicole R. Chong, Anticipating the Needs of Future Law Students Based on Current Post-Pandemic National Reading Comprehension Test Scores, 11 LMU Law Review 1 (2024).
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