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Do you include any legal history in your Professional Responsibility course?

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Over at Legal History Blog, Karen Tani discusses the uses of legal history in various law school courses, including Professional Responsibility.  I am curious about that.  Early in the semester, I give a very brief, whirlwind PowerPoint talk on the history of private practice, focusing largely on economics.  I also touch lightly on the lineage from Hoffman to Sharswood, Alabama Code, Canons, Code, Rules, etc.  For the PR profs out there, how much history do you include?  (Nice coincidence: Karen Tani is a Sharswood Fellow in Law and History.)

Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on May 25, 2010 (boomark / email).

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