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Sheldon Krantz "The Legal Profession"
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February 24, 2014
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58:28Now PlayingWhat's wrong with the legal profession today? Krantz, currently visiting professor of law at Maryland, whose experience also includes a tenure as dean of San Diego Law School and a stint as prosecutor with the Justice Department's racketeering department, points to problems of access and to the rise of Big Law. His solutions include developing a more responsive legal system, in part by involving law students, and creating an organization to initiate reforms on an ongoing basis.
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