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Introduction to the Symposium on Visual Images and Popular Culture in Legal Education
Legal education historically was based entirely on written text. Traditional casebooks were just that — edited copies of appellate cases with textual notes. Pictures in casebooks were so rare that they deserved protection under the Endangered Species Act. In class, law teachers wrote words on the bo
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