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Law School Home Page ; Koha home. Selected new titles ... Click on the image to go to the book record in SARA. Log in to your account: Login: Password: Brooklyn Law School Library, 250 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11201, tel. 718.780.7973 . Powered by ...
Over the years, the yearbook’s title changed from The Comet to The Record to The Chancellor and finally, to Precedent and Brooklyn Law School Yearbook. The class of 2013 voted not to produce a yearbook, and none have been produced since. This collection contains yearbooks for the years 1910, 1911, 1928-1929, 1930, 1932-1935, 1948, 1954, and ...
Study Law in Brooklyn New York’s global hub of culture and innovation. Located at the intersection of bustling Downtown Brooklyn and historic Brooklyn Heights—and one subway stop from Downtown Manhattan, the Law School is at the heart of the New York’s legal, cultural, and high-tech communities, offering students an array of experiential learning opportunities and plenty of options to ...
The National Law Journal consistently ranks Brooklyn Law School as a "Go-To Law School" based on the number of first-year graduates landing jobs at the nation's top law firms. The National Jurist recognized Brooklyn Law School as one of the nation's most "Innovative Law Schools" for our Rethinking Justice social justice program.
Read the latest blog articles from the Brooklyn Law School library. Blog Library Learn It! Watch Library Learn It! videos to learn about library resources in five minutes or less. Watch Library Contact Information. Location. 250 Joralemon Street Brooklyn ...
Brooklyn Law School | 24.604 Follower auf LinkedIn. The fundamental mission of Brooklyn Law School is to provide its students with the knowledge, skills, and ethical values needed for a career in the law. A well-rounded legal education exposes students to theory and legal doctrine, and gives them the practical skills that will be expected of them as lawyers. In order to achieve its mission ...
Class of 1975 Couple Pays Tribute to Favorite Professor’s Sayings in Moot Court
