>We need to:
>1. get our subject tested on the bar exam;
>2. have it taught for a full semester, not just a few weeks (we are real
>faculty with real course content); and
>3. have our course given 3-4 graded credit hours, just like torts and
>contracts and property (our course content is as important and takes as
>much time to learn).
>LLydia M. Valenti lvalenti@class.org
>Jim Hambleton jhamble@class.org
Agreed, but how do we accomplish this? I think it is possible. There
is a move afoot to add Indian Law to the South Dakota Bar Exam apparently
suggested by a circuit court judge. To some extent, we are preaching to
the choir. How do we get the curriculum committees, the rest of the
faculty and the bar exam commissioners to do these things?
Mary Brandt Jensen University of South Dakota
Director of the Law Library School of Law
Associate Professor of Law 414 E. Clark St.
MJENSEN@CHARLIE.USD.EDU Vermillion, SD 57069-2390
(605) 677 6363 Fax (605) 677 6357
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