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Current Issue: Volume 14, Issue 2: Twenty-Five Years Since MacCrate’s Four Professional Values and Ten Years Since Educating Lawyers and Best Practices: The Next Steps of a Professional Formation Social Movement Symposium
Foreword
Neil Hamilton
285
Articles
The Elusive "High Road" for Lawyers: Teaching Professional Responsibility in a Shifting Context
Bryant G. Garth
305
What Can the Legal Profession Learn from the Medical Profession About the Next Steps?
Dr. Eric Holmboe and Dr. Robert Englander
345
Neil Hamilton
357
Susan L. Brooks
412
Practical Lessons Learned While Building a Required Course for Professional Identity Formation
Danny DeWalt
433
Jerome M. Organ
458
Bringing Purposefulness to the American Law School's Support of Professional Identity Formation
Louis D. Bilionis
480
Self-Directedness and Professional Formation: Connecting Two Critical Concepts in Legal Education
Larry O. Natt Gantt II and Benjamin V. Madison III
498
Note
Aaron Edward Brown
530