Category: Supervision Models – Traditional

Alice Alexander & Jeffrey Smith, “Law Student Supervision – An Organized System”

May 18, 2024

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by

Meris Bray

in Annotated Bibliography, Format – Article, Supervision Models, Supervision Models – Contemporary, Supervision Models – Traditional, Uncertainty

This article broadly outlines a supervision model for legal employers and law students beyond the legal clinic context. It suggests that an organized system of supervision is essential to the successful employment of law students. It also ensures better work products from students while helping students obtain a significantly improved practical legal education experience. Additionally,…