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Two pieces that appeared in The New York Times in Nov. 2011 claimed that law schools are in a state of "crisis." At an event earlier this year, HLS Professor I. Glenn Cohen '03, along with Peer Zumbansen LL.M. '98, professor of law at York University in Toronto and Alfred C. Aman Jr., professor of law at Indiana University, addressed the questions brought up by these stories, in a panel titled "Are Law Schools in Crisis? The New York Times Editorial and its Discontents."
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