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Empirical Legal Research – a list-serv for junior scholars

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Professor Carolyn Shapiro and a colleague at Chicago-Kent, are proposing a new listserv for junior scholars interested in empirical legal scholarship. The purpose of the listserv would be “to provide a forum for folks to seek advice on methodological, statistical, and other types of questions.” The listserv would be designed for non-tenured faculty whether pre-tenured or non-tenure track. …

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Which way to the Research?

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From the blog “Deliberations”: a post about the difficulty lawyers have in finding empirical data in a form they can understand. If you are having difficulty doing empirical research, {encode=”[email protected]” title=”email”} us to make an appointment to discuss the best sources out there – if we don’t have all the expertise needed to help you directly, we’ll let …

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