Within the last decade, many law schools have broadened their educational missions to include lawyering skills programs that bridge the gap between practice and theory. At the same time, legal scholars have advocated training attorneys to integrate their planning and counseling roles to become "therapeutically oriented preventive lawyers." Skills and clinical programs in law schools are well suited for such training. The authors discuss the lawyering skills program they developed and direct. Using examples from classroom simulations, they illustrate how the integration of therapeutic jurisprudence and preventive law into the skills curriculum can sensitize students to the psychological aspects of the attorney-client relationship and prepare them to practice law as a humane profession.
Dislocationdefect dragging in electronirradiated copper over the temperature range 4.2-350°KMeasurements of the influence of a magnetic field on the stress of plastic deformation for a number of materials are presented. These measurements are given for copper, some copper alloys, zinc, cadmium, lead, and bismuth. The measurements, carried out at a number of temperatures between 1.8 and 40 K, show that this change in stress has a monotonic and an oscillatory dependence upon the magnetic field. The oscillatory dependence on field has a temperature dependence which is consistent with a lIT 3 dependence. We also show that the oscillations are strain rate dependent as well as strain dependent. These results are compared with the inertial model of dislocation motion and the agreement is quite good. Measurements of the orientation dependence of the magneto-oscillations allows us to assess the relative velocities of screw and edge dislocations, showing that, at low temperatures, screw dislocation move faster than do edge dislocations. Agreement is also found between the present measurements of the Fermi surface extrema and acoustic measurements. Finally the temperature where the dislocations no longer act as underdamped oscillators is compared with theory.3747
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