Resetting the Clock for International Students: A Call for the ABA to Establish Standards for LL.M. Students and for Law Schools to Rethink Their LL.M. Curricula
Journal Title: International Journal of Business and Applied Social Science - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue 12
Abstract
Created for international lawyers seeking American credentials, LL.M. programs have proliferated, filling a need in an increasingly global market. With few regulatory requirements, and an existing academic infrastructure in place, American law schools have opened their doors to lucrative LL.M. programs. As a result, law schools are eager to welcome international students.
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Kathleen Darvil, Carrie W. Teitcher
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