The public library
I love libraries - from the wonder that is the New York Public Library through the workaday necessity of my university's very fine library to the welcome of the local lending library - so the Continue Reading
Reforming Legal Education, or not
Surprisingly, according to Wordpress Blog Stats, the most popular page on this blog yesterday was The Future of Irish Legal Education, about the second annual Legal Education Symposium hosted by Continue Reading
The Goals of a Law School Education
There has been much debate of late over on Law School Innovation arising out of the American Association of Law Schools' recent annual conference on the theme of Reassessing our Role as Scholars and Continue Reading
The Future of Legal Education
Hot on the heels of the Legal Education Symposium blogged about yesterday comes news of an international Conference on the Future of Legal Education on 20-23 February 2008 in Georgia State University Continue Reading
Law in the Real World
Hot on the heels of the Carneige Foundation's report on Educating Lawyers: Preparation for the Profession of Law (which I have already discussed on this blog) comes Law in the Real World: Improving Continue Reading
What Carnegie might still teach us?
I like the Carnegie Foundation, not least for its founder's support of Irish and Scottish libraries, one of which was my local library when I was growing up (and it features in the lovingly written Continue Reading
Hi there! Thanks for dropping by. I'm Eoin O'Dell, and this is my blog: Cearta.ie - the Irish for rights.
