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Recruitment and retention in legal education

This report by Lynne Graham-Matheson, commissioned by CALE, the Consortium for Access to Legal Education, was completed in October 2002. It gives background information on widening participation, focusing on the issues of disabled students, recruitment and retention, and includes a number of examples of good practice.

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