Who has the power? Freedom to choose in professional legal education

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Authors: J Ching
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Abstract

Ann Thanaraj and others, 'The Many Routes into Law -and the Resulting Problems' (Beyond Compliance, 2 December 2024) accessed 30 January 2026 …'access to justice' means the equal chance to study and practice law.… access to justice correlates with access to the profession …because in a just society there should be no discriminatory barriers, and the legal profession … should reflect society as it is composed of diverse constituencies and groups.Avner Levin and Asher Alkoby, 'Is Access to the Profession Access to Justice?Lessons from Canada' (2012) 19 International Journal of the Legal Profession 283, 295.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Legal Education and Practice Innovations Legal Systems and Judicial Processes Discrimination and Equality Law

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Journal / source
Nottingham Trent University's Institutional Repository (Nottingham Trent Repository)
Publication date
13 February 2026
Language
EN