True, state NLUs can only hope for "tiny" victories. They are not part of the national narrative, and will never have a seat on the big table. For that, one has to be a national university that NLUs will never be.
I did not get this. You tried to post this previously, but it was not published? Of course, it's a nice thing to know, not that the hollow words of the CJI mean anything, but at least the fact that the people in charge are taking note of the law schools.
(Admin, in light of some really stupid stuff that is posted on the site on a daily basis, please let us know why is this not being posted? It is for the community to accept, not accept or critique a post and not by you. We should celebrate small law school victories, and this is no one less than CJI. You can remove the bracketed part of course.)
(Admin, in light of some really stupid stuff that is posted on the site on a daily basis, please let us know why is this not being posted? It is for the community to accept, not accept or critique a post and not by you. We should celebrate small law school victories, and this is no one less than CJI. You can remove the bracketed part of course.)