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By Michael Stevens
From UofL Law School is the following post re SCOKY's visit at the school:
Reflections on the KY Supreme Court's Visit
By vmsmit06 on Student
Members of the law school community were asked to share their impressions of the Kentucky Supreme Court's recent visit on September 10-11, 2008.
?I thought it was a great opportunity to sit in on a real case and see the Supreme Court justices do their job,? said Kim Albritton, a senior at Central High School and a participant in the law magnet program, which is part of UofL's Signature Partnership Initiative.
Noelle Rao (2L) shared Ms. Albritton's appreciation, ?I think it?s a great opportunity to see the Supreme Court in action.?
See Kentucky Supreme Court visit provides students with unique learning opportunity for more comments from Professors Judith Fischer & Susan Duncan, and Dean Chen.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on September 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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