An Interview with John Bliss
John Bliss is an assistant professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and an affiliate faculty member at the Harvard…
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Category: Legal Education
Emily Taylor Poppe’s Chapter on NLR Reviewed by Jotwell
Emily Taylor Poppe’s chapter, New Legal Realism Goes to Law School in the Research Handbook on Modern Legal Realism (Talesh, Klug, and Mertz, eds. 2020), has been…
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Malcolm Feeley Reflects on Frank Remington,the ABF Survey & Wisconsin
In this post, Malcolm Feeley of Berkeley’s Boalt Law School writes of a particular Realist legacy in criminal law. He focuses on a…
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The Next Step in Comparing Law in Action with Law on the Books: A History
We are pleased to announce a new working paper, just posted on our website, from Professor Bill Clune. Bill is the author of…
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NLR’s Big Umbrella: Interview with Stewart Macaulay and Elizabeth Mertz
In the fourth episode of our NLR podcast series, April Faith-Slaker talks with Stewart Macaulay (Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of…
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A Summary of Legal Education Research Presented at LSA 2018
In this month’s blog post, John Bliss of Harvard University’s Center on the Legal Profession summarizes the multitude of presentations on legal education…
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Michèle Leering on Building a Movement for the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning in Legal Education
Here we continue our 2017/2018 blog theme, focusing on legal education. Our guest blogger Michèle Leering is a PhD candidate at Queen’s University,…
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Bliss on Law Teaching Reform
Here we continue our 2017-2018 blog theme focusing on legal education. Our guest blogger John Bliss recently completed his PhD dissertation research on…
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Wegner on the New AALS Section: Empirical Study of Legal Education and the Legal Profession
Continuing our theme focusing on legal education research this year, we welcome guest blogger Professor Judith Wegner, former Dean of the University of…
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Steel on Adjunct Law Profs Training
Legal education is a topic of much concern for NLR scholars, as can be seen in the first book of the recent NLR…
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