Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.1080/14760400308522892
Alan Davidson
Students have a range of innate learning strategies. Some are active learners and others passive. Whilst many students prefer a lecture style, others prefer an interactive tutorial or perhaps a simple book. Teachers are integrating computers and other forms of electronic technology into this learning process. This article addresses a range of electronic legal education methods, drawing on the author's experience across a number of universities.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.1080/14760400601093159
J. Care
The formal legal systems operating in the South Pacific bear the imprint of colonialism. Courts, procedure and prevailing legal culture all tend to reflect their common law origins. However, the practice of law in the South Pacific involves a number of distinctive features arising from the region’s jurisdictional, ethnic and cultural diversity. Legal training must equip lawyers with the skills to deal with these variances. Lack of resources and geographical hurdles are other issues for legal training programmes to contend with. This article examines legal training in the South Pacific and discusses the extent to which the challenges arising from legal pluralism and other aspects of diversity have been overcome.
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