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Colleagues,
Professor Marjorie Shultz of Boalt Hall just gave me permission to distribute a report explaining the methodology used in developing the "effectiveness factors" utilized in the The Law School Admission Project: Looking Beyond the LSAT. Those factors include "Researching the Law." The report also includes a useful literature review of empirical studies that identify key lawyering skills. The report and a description of the works covered in the literature review are available in a new post at the Legal Informatics Blog.
Professor Marjorie Shultz of Boalt Hall just gave me permission to distribute a report explaining the methodology used in developing the "effectiveness factors" utilized in the The Law School Admission Project: Looking Beyond the LSAT. Those factors include "Researching the Law." The report also includes a useful literature review of empirical studies that identify key lawyering skills. The report and a description of the works covered in the literature review are available in a new post at the Legal Informatics Blog.
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