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Call for Presentation Proposals: LWI Bootcamp July 23-24
The Bootcamp Committee seeks presentation proposals for the Summer Bootcamp, which will be hosted virtually by Stetson's Institute for the Advancement of
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PublicationsVolume 38, No. 105/06/2025
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This workshop seeks to promote the discipline of legal writing through impactful research and scholarly engagement. We seek proposals on topics such as: Empirical Research
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This One-Day Workshop focuses on how we can continue to build the discipline of legal writing, produce impactful research, and promote greater scholarly engagement. Presentations
Standard 405 Advocacy Updates
You can read about and stay updated on the joint effort to revise Standard 405 on the Professional Status Committee and Status-Related Advocacy page. You can also click here to read the most recent Joint Comment supporting and suggesting revisions to the Council’s August 2024 proposal.