Fellows, Jamie (2016) Legal institutions and processes: an integral component of legal pedagogy. Res Judicata: contemporary issues in administrative and public law, 2 (1).

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This post focuses on what I consider to be one of the most integral components of a legal education in the early stages of law school, and that is gaining an appreciation of the historical and contemporary legal institutions and processes that have contributed to the development of the Australian legal system. Without this knowledge, the study of law lacks context and meaning, not only for the substantive law units that are studied throughout the degree, but also much later when the students become legal practitioners.

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