Law Firms Take Note: Law Reviews Aren’t All They’re Cracked Up to Be

Somehow, I only recently encountered Adam Liptak’s scornful treatise of American law reviews in the New York Times (and, I must confess, my Law...
Are Law Schools to Blame for Graduates’ Struggles?

I spent much of this past holiday season mulling over a sob story about a JD who got screwed by the law school racket....
Law School and the Unexamined Life

Shame on me. I only just stumbled upon the paper published in the Journal of Legal Education by University of Michigan law professor Sherman...

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Akil Alleyne, a native of Montreal, is a graduate of Princeton University and the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. His major areas of study are constitutional and international law, with focus on federalism, foreign policy, separation of powers and property rights. Akil is also a member of Young Voices Advocates, which connects students and young professionals with media outlets worldwide to facilitate youth participation in political and social discourse. Contact Akil at Staff@LawStreetMedia.com

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