RALEIGH — Campbell Law School Dean J. Rich Leonard was recently invited by Berkeley Law School to speak about his new book, “From Welcome to Windhoek: A Judge’s Journey,” as part of the Berkeley Judicial Institute‘s B-CLE offerings.
The Berkeley Judicial Institute (BJI)’s mission is to build bridges between judges and academics and to promote an ethical, resilient and independent judiciary, according to its website. Read more about its mission at this link.
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Following is a link to the recording: “From Welcome to Windhoek.”
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