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If you ask students or graduates of New England Law | Boston what most impresses them about their New England Law education, nearly all of them will begin by talking about the faculty. They will describe their professors as knowledgeable, well qualified, and unusually devoted to teaching and accessible to students.
Full-time faculty members share the benefits of their academic credentials and high-level legal practice. Because New England Law is located in the heart of Boston, adjunct professors are drawn from a pool of outstanding practitioners, including more than a dozen judges. U.S. Supreme Court justices also bring their points of view to the classrooms of New England Law. Justices Antonin Scalia, Harry Blackmun, Anthony Kennedy, Sandra Day O'Connor, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg have guest-lectured on constitutional law, and Justice Scalia taught a course on the separation of powers in the school’s 2008 International Human Rights Program in Ireland. Chief Justice John Roberts, Jr. will teach a course concerning the history of the Supreme Court as part of our 2009 summer program in Ireland.
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