One L: What They Really Teach You at Harvard Law School
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One L: What They Really Teach You at Harvard Law School is a nonfiction work by Scott Turow published in 1977. While attending Harvard University to earn his Juris Doctor degree, Turow wrote this book, which is considered a classic for law students. It offers insights into the curriculum and experiences of legal education. Turow is also a well-known American lawyer and novelist, celebrated for his crime and suspense novels that often explore legal themes and the profession itself. The book provides a perspective on the balance law schools strike between practical training and theoretical study.123
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