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Professional Responsibility
Vol. 50, Issue 4, 2022November 18, 2022 EDT

The Rise and Fall of the Mental Health Inquiry for Bar Admission

Colin M. Black, J.D., B.A.,
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Photo by Yoosun Won on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 50, Issue 4, 2022

Vol. 50, Issue 4, 2022
  • Protecting the Miranda Rights of Vulnerable Suspects: The Hidden Disability of Language Impairment
    Lindsay L. Miller
  • Assigning Criminal Responsibility to Defendants with Dissociative Identity Disorder
    Madeline Easdale
  • Police Reform: Training Officers to Reduce Improper Threat Detection, Which is Present in Many Unjust Killings and Worsened by PTSD, Cumulative Stress, and Implicit Racial Bias
    Philip J. Silverman
  • The Rise and Fall of the Mental Health Inquiry for Bar Admission
    Colin M. Black
Capital University Law Review
Colin M. Black, The Rise and Fall of the Mental Health Inquiry for Bar Admission, 50 Capital University Law Review 537 (2022).
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