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Consortium for Innovative Legal Education Summer Study 2009 | Europe & South America GALWAY | June 14-July 24, 2009 PRAGUE May 18-June 12, 2009 | June 15-26, 2009 Situated along the banks of the River Vltava, Charles University Faculty of Law hosts a summer program in Prague featuring a variety of international and comparative law courses. A wealth of artistic and cultural treasures, including buildings of spectacular architecture and harmony await your discovery in Prague. For information, contact: Assistant Dean Wanda Morrow | South Texas College of Law 713-646-1825 or wmorrow@stcl.edu Classes will be taught at the Irish Centre for Human Rights at the National University of Ireland in Galway, the vibrant cultural center of western Ireland. The six-week program focuses on international and comparative human rights law and accountability for human rights violations. For information, contact: Professor Philip Hamilton | New England Law | Boston 617-422-7220 or phamilton@nesl.edu MALTA May 18-June 12, 2009 | June 15-26, 2009 South of Sicily, the Mediterranean islands of Malta combine rich historical traditions with modern sensibilities to provide a unique setting for the study of international and comparative law at the University of Malta’s Foundation for International Studies. For information, contact: Assistant Dean Wanda Morrow | South Texas College of Law 713-646-1825 or wmorrow@stcl.edu SANTIAGO May 25-June 19, 2009 June 29-July 30, 2009 At the foot of the Andes mountains in Santiago, a bustling metropolis with 6 million inhabitants, the Chile Program provides students with a ﬁrst-hand look at how Latin America’s most dynamic economy is adjusting to a new era of democratic governance and human rights. Held at the Heidelberg Center for Latin America—with real-life experiences in legal ofﬁces, public institutions, and the courts, as well as workshops and travel throughout the region. A 2-credit work experience/practicum or human rights law course may be available starting June 29. For information, contact: Professor James Cooper, Director of International Legal Studies | California Western School of Law 619-525-1430 or jcooper@cwsl.edu LONDON June 1-June 25, 2009 London is the place to study law from an international and comparative perspective. There are two courses: Comparative Counterterrorism: Due Process in the Age of Terror and Comparative Corporate Governance: Abuse of Power in the Global Economy. Courses will be held at BPP Law School and will be taught by U.S. and UK faculty. Each three credit course will be based on a practicum model and a detailed fact pattern. For information, contact: Jennifer Miller, Law in London Administrator William Mitchell College of Law 651-290-6314 or jennifer.miller@wmitchell.edu The Consortium for Innovative Legal Education, Inc. includes four law schools: California Western School of Law, New England Law | Boston, South Texas College of Law, and William Mitchell College of Law. For further information, visit the Consortium website at www.cile.edu. http://www.cile.edu

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National Jurist - January 2009 Contents Hot Button: Affirmative Action Entertainment: A Road Trip Through Law School News: American Justice, Kaplan Survey, Part-time Ranking The Firm Report: Diversity Law School Online No label No label Fordham Student Honored for Public Interest Work Former Law Student's Life Lives on After Her Death Most Influential People in Legal Education Most Innovative Law Schools Your Guide to Studying Abroad Career Hotline Texas Tech Law Grads Explore Dispute Resolution Evaluating First-Year Exams Disturbing the Peace

National Jurist - January 2009

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