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Law schools are growing further away from the legal practice every year. Professional schools should be close to their respective field like medical and business schools. A move towards more adjunct professors will increase the level of practical experience and lower costs. This will have the effect of lower tuition and a smaller debt load for students to carry. A smaller debt load is crucial for new graduates in the current legal market. Hiring needs are expected to decline over the next few years.
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