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Dissent, degrees and the Bar: Inside the NALSAR-CJI controversy

The case ultimately turns on a constitutional question: how much license does students, especially future lawyers, have to publicly object to the conduct of a sitting judge

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Dissent, degrees and the Bar: Inside the NALSAR-CJI controversy
The case ultimately turns on a constitutional question: how much license does students, especially future lawyers, have to publicly object to the conduct of a sitting judge
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