Former Brooklyn law school dean discusses lawyers’ role in upholding rule of law
August 23, 2024
In a recent article, Nick Allard urged future lawyers to play a critical role in preserving the rule of law in tumultuous times.
In a recent article, Nick Allard urged future lawyers to play a critical role in preserving the rule of law in tumultuous times.
In a Fourth of July reflection published in the ABA Journal, Nicholas Allard, former dean of Brooklyn Law School, called upon the legal profession to
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