The Journal of the Legal Profession was the nation's first periodical exploring legal ethics and problems confronting the profession. For over twenty-five years, essays by distinguished judges, attorneys, and legal scholars have constituted the Journal of the Legal Profession's main text.
The student staff, selected from the top 25% of students after their first year in law school, conducts research and writes commentary on cases raising questions of professional ethics. The publication provides students a unique opportunity to examine the legal community from an ethics perspective and to present their findings and opinions to an international readership.
The student staff, selected from the top 25% of students after their first year in law school, conducts research and writes commentary on cases raising questions of professional ethics. The publication provides students a unique opportunity to examine the legal community from an ethics perspective and to present their findings and opinions to an international readership.