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Qques textes avec corrigé succint (résumé + commentaire)  étudiés les années précédentes 

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• Attorney shortage worst in Wisconsin’s northern counties

• Bar regulator to impose new diversity and inclusion duty

• Hopes ChatGPT will help those representing themselves in court

• A diet of the most awful things humans can do’ – a criminal lawyer’s life

• Time to Move Past the Term ‘Nonlawyer’ as Legal Industry Evolves

• Law deans oppose proposal to accredit online law schools 

• USA : Despite recent unionisation in smaller law firms, Big Law associates remain unlikely to unionise 

• American Bar Association Calls for Diverse Hiring Approach in Law Firms Beyond Grades and Class Rank 

• Top lawyers defy bar to declare they will not prosecute peaceful climate protesters

• How Soon Before AI Kills the Billable Hour?

• Firms using gender pay gap reporting to drive positive change

• BigLaw firm mostly goes meeting-free this week to address fatigue

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Qques textes étudiés/distribués en cours ou utilisés pour les oraux blancs depuis la session 2017  

 

• Generations aren't connecting and it may be hurting law firms (Law.com) - 2024

       + AZI could become a lawyer's greatest help in the courtroom (Business insider)  - 2024

• Time to end the split in legal professions in England and Wales (Law.com) - 2023

• Courts Come to Order With Judges, Litigants—But No Lawyers (The Wall Street Journal) -2023

• No ChatGPT in my court: Judge orders all AI-generated content must be declared and checked - 2023

• Is it time to scrap silk? - 2022

• As Malaysia tests AI court sentencing, some lawyers fear for justice (Reuters) - 2022

• Brain implants could let lawyers scan years of material in a fraction of the time, report suggests (public news Time ) - 2022

• Barristers’ strike: justice is on their side (the Guardian) - 2022

• TV cameras to be allowed to film high profile cases in crown courts within months (Skynews) - 2020

• COVID-19 Challenges: Keeping Law Firms Going Amid Uncertain Times (Legal Executive Institute) - 2020

• Law schools' lost opportunities (Forbes.com)  - 2019

• What it's like working as a young corporate lawyer at a top tier firm (the Financial Review) ​

• The trouble with electing judges (The economist) 

• Justice Sotomayor Calls For Mandatory Pro Bono Service (Law 360) 

• E&W regulator proposes 'uberisation' of law firms (STEP) 

• Why are law deans not fired after investigations find misconducts with women (ABA Journal) 

• Program places law students in paid internships that help them see the business picture  (ABA Journal) 

• Look for carrots to promote diversity (Best Lawyers) 

• Catastrophic legal aid deserts’ put access to justice at risk (Solicitor's journal)

• Associates Want to Return to the Office—With Caveats   (Bloomberg Law)

• Barristers' strike: justice is on their side  (the Guardian) 

• Brain implants could let lawyers scan yeears of material in the fraction of the time (Public News Time)

• Why are there so few lawyers in France compared to US? (The Connexion )

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