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The After the JD project (AJD) releases its second report on a 10-year study of career outcomes of a cohort of almost 5,000 lawyers who passed the bar in 2000, offering both

  • a nationally representative picture of lawyer career trajectories and
  • an in-depth portrait of the careers of women and racial and ethnic minority lawyers.

Jointly published by the American Bar Foundation and the NALP Foundation for Law Career Research and Education, the report, After the JD II: Second Results of a National Study of Legal Careers, may be purchased on the NALP website.

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John Hagan, ABF scholar, reacts to decision of the International Criminal Court to possibly expand charges against Sudanese President al-Bashir to include genocide in Darfur Feb 5, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Lucinda UnderwoodE-mail: lunderwood@abfn.orgPhone: 312.988.6573Fax: 312.988.6579Online: … more

ABF Research Professor Bonnie Honig will deliver inaugural lecture as the Sarah Rebecca Roland Professor in Political Science on Tuesday, February 9, 2010. Jan 12, 2010

ABF Research Professor Bonnie Honig will deliver her inaugural lecture as the Sarah Rebecca Roland Professor in Political Science, Northwestern University, on Tuesday, February 9, 2010, at 5:00pm.… more

2009 Summer Research Diversity Fellowships

The ABF would like to thank the sponsors of the 2009 Summer Research Diversity Fellowships in Law & Social Science. They are:

2009 Summer Research Diversity Fellows: Gabriela Jara, Alana Kirkland, Cara McClellan, Amin Montgomery

Read about the program in the Summer '09 issue of Researching Law                             

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