• Introduction

• Advantages of Integrating Domestic Violence Issues into Law School Curricula

• Incorporating Domestic Violence Legal Issues into Law School Curricula

• Linking Law School Programs to the Community

• Challenges in Incorporating Domestic Violence Legal Issues into Legal Education

• Appendix

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Acknowledgments

We would like to thank our Co-Chairs, Michael A. Bedke and Lynne Z. Gold-Bikin, and our Immediate Past Co-Chairs, Christopher L. Griffin and Marna S. Tucker, for their vigorous support in addressing domestic violence. The ABA Commission on Domestic Violence would like to thank Heather Maher and Sheetal Shah for their invaluable assistance with this report. We would also like to thank all of the participants in our symposium, as well as the law school administrators, professors, victim advocates, students, and other experts who provided information for the report. We appreciate the valuable suggestions of our reviewers, including: Linda Ammons, John Capowski, Deborah Epstein, Mary Louise Fellows, Julie Kunce Field, Dr. Anne Ganley, Nancy K.D. Lemon, Joan Meier, Elizabeth Schneider, and Kathleen Waits. We would also like to thank our Project Coordinators, Julie Skidmore and Kristin Richards.

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