Vulnerable populations and transformative law teaching : a critical reader / Society of American Law Teachers and Golden Gate University School of Law.
2011
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Title
Vulnerable populations and transformative law teaching : a critical reader / Society of American Law Teachers and Golden Gate University School of Law.
Published
Durham, N.C. : Carolina Academic Press, [2011]
Copyright
©2011
Call Number
KF336 .V85 2011
ISBN
9781594609497 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1594609497 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1594609497 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Description
xiii, 405 pages ; 23 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)682903803
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
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Table of Contents
Foreword
ix
Introduction of John Payton / Thelton E. Henderson
3
1.
The Myth of Our Post-Racial Society / John Payton
7
2.
Transcendence: Conservative Money and Generational Succession / Richard Delgado
21
3.
It's Not Funny: Creating a Professional Culture of Pro Bono Commitment / Douglas Colbert
31
INSIDE AND OUT
4.
Engaging Students in Unexpected Ways: Interdisciplinary, Community-Based, Global, and Activist Models / James Forman, Jr
41
Deirdre Bowen: Going Beyond the Law in the Casebook
44
Daniel Bonilla Maldonado: Theory into Practice with Limited Resources
48
Kathleen Neal Cleaver: Understanding Citizenship and Race through the Work of the Harris Neck Land Trust
51
James Forman, Jr.: The Experiential Learning Classroom
56
Colin Crawford: Making Law's Consequences Come Alive--- Abroad and at Home
58
INSIDE THE CLASSROOM
5.
The Pedagogics of Poverty in Constitutional Law / Gilbert Paul Carrasco
73
6.
Vulnerability in Contracting: Teaching First-Year Law Students about Inequality and Its Consequences / Deborah Zalesne
89
7.
From Sandoval to Subprime: Excluding Latinos from Property Ownership and Property Casebooks / Steven W. Bender
111
8.
Teaching to Address the Foreclosure Crisis / Florence Wagman Roisman
125
9.
Leveraging Legal Research / Sarah Valentine
145
10.
The Legal Writing Classroom in the World: Teaching Skills in a Social Context / Cynthia D. Bond
163
11.
Increasing Awareness and Understanding of Representing Vulnerable Populations and Their Economic Realities by Integrating Domestic Violence into Law School Curricula / Robin R. Runge
183
12.
Planning for the Worst-Off in the Worst Case Scenarios: Emergency Planning for the Economically Disadvantaged / Robin Clark
201
13.
The Unseen, Unheard, Unknowledgeable, and Underrepresented---How Can Law Schools Develop Student Interest in Helping Disadvantaged People? / Doug Simpson
227
OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM
14.
Learning in Mulukuku: A Journey of Transformation / Leticia Saucedo
251
15.
Chinese Soup, Good Horses, and Other Narratives: Practicing Cross-Cultural Competence Before We Preach / Marci Seville
277
16.
Wrongfully Convicted: The Overrepresentation of the Poor / Susan Rutberg
299
The Causes
303
Bridging the Gap: A Prisoners' Guide on How to Better Communicate with Their Lawyers / Danielle VandenBos
304
Jailhouse Informants, Wrongful Convictions, and Their Affect on Communities / Rachel Grainger
306
Seven Proposed Changes in the Use of Jailhouse Informants
307
Improving Resources for the Exonerated / Elisa Sapoff
307
Recommendations of Programs to Be Implemented by the State
308
17.
"The Sources of This Hidden Pain": Why a Class in Race, Gender, Class, and Mental Disability? / Deborah Dorfman
313
18.
Teaching Sexuality and Gender as Distributional Issues / Libby Adler
327
19.
Medical-Legal Partnership: Three Voices from the Law School Clinic / Brutrinia D. Arellano
337
Introduction
337
Background
338
Three Voices
339
Establishing the MLP / MaryBeth Musumeci
339
Teaching the MLP Seminar / Elizabeth Weeks Leonard
343
Experiencing the MLP Clinic / Brutrinia D. Arellano
348
Conclusion
352
20.
Financial Planning for the Poor: A Community Lawyering Approach to Eliminating Poverty / Paulette J. Williams
359
21.
We Are Them and They Are Us: Preparing Clinical Law Students to Serve Economically Disadvantaged Communities / Sara Campos
379