Listen to the ABA Journal Podcast for analysis and discussion of the latest legal issues and trends the first Monday of each month. Also hear discussions with authors for The Modern Law Library books podcast series.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 246 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Focusing primarily on the intersection of law, society, and personal growth, each episode features in-depth discussions on various legal topics, contemporary issues, and interviews with notable authors. Episodes explore themes such as the challenges faced by law students, the evolving world of legal writing, the balancing act between work and life for attorneys, and critical historical cases impacting the judicial system. With a unique blend of expert insights and engaging narratives, the podcast provides valuable content for both legal professionals and the general public interested in law and its societal implications.
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Recent guests on ABA Journal: Modern Law Library include:
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5. Judge Frederick Weisberg
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7. Sally Smith
8. Matthew Dixon
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