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Why Would Anyone Want to be a Public Interest Lawyer?

Philip G. Schrag, Georgetown University - Law Center


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PHILIP G. SCHRAG, Georgetown University - Law Center
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This is the inaugural address for the Delaney Family Professorship in Public Interest Law at Georgetown University Law Center. It elaborates ten reasons why law graduates might want to enter into long-term careers as public interest lawyers.

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