Association of American Law Schools

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The Association of American Law Schools is a nonprofit organization and learned society that serves as the principal association of law schools in the United States, promoting legal education standards, scholarship, and reform.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf learned society
nonprofit organization
professional association
activity collecting data on law schools
facilitating networking among legal academics
issuing policy statements on legal education
organizing academic conferences
providing professional development programs for law faculty
publishing reports on legal education
supporting scholarly sections and committees
affiliation American law schools
aim to encourage improvements in the administration of justice
to foster scholarly research in law
to promote high standards of legal professionalism
to uphold and advance excellence in legal education
country United States
field law
legal education
focus accreditation-related standards for law schools
curricular innovation in law schools
diversity and inclusion in legal education
ethics and professionalism in legal education
legal scholarship dissemination
professional development for law teachers
public service and pro bono in legal education
hasAbbreviation AALS
hasDomain American legal academia
hasMember law school
industry higher education
isPrincipalAssociationOf law schools in the United States
language English
legalForm nonprofit organization in the United States
nonProfitStatus nonprofit
purpose coordination of American law schools
improvement of law school curricula
promotion of legal education standards
promotion of legal reform
promotion of legal scholarship
support for academic freedom in legal education
support for law faculty
regionServed United States
scope national
sector nonprofit
typeOfMembership institutional membership
typicalMember accredited law school in the United States


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