Center for Contemplative Mind in Society
'Mindful’ class for trial lawyers
At Roger Williams University, a ‘mindful’ class for trial lawyers
http://www.projo.com/news/content/MEDITATION_LAW_CLASS_05-04-09_6VE5CAC_...
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David M. Zlotnick has crafted a class at Roger Williams University School of Law that incorporates the practice of being mindful, or fully aware, into trial work. He is trying to teach the students to connect with their own minds and hearts so they can better connect with future clients and witnesses.
Doug Chermak: A Peaceful Environment
Cutting Edge Law Categories:
Contemplative Practice, Reflection and Spirituality in Law
Topics:
Reflection, Spirituality, Consciousness
Audience:
Lawyers
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Mediators
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Teachers/Professors
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Law Students Professor Rhonda Magee Challenging Norms and Doctrines
Cutting Edge Law Categories:
Contemplative Practice, Reflection and Spirituality in Law
Topics:
Law School and Legal Education
Topics:
Reflection, Spirituality, Consciousness
Audience:
Lawyers
Audience:
Teachers/Professors
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Law Students Effective Lawyering: The Meditative Perspective Retreat in April at SpiritRock
The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, the Bar Association of San Francisco, and Spirit Rock Meditation Center present
Effective Lawyering: The Meditative Perspective
A Meditation Retreat for Law Professionals and Students
April 2-5, 2009
(Thursday afternoon through Sunday midday)
With James Baraz, Norman Fischer, Charlie Halpern, Edith Politis, and Judi Cohen
at Spirit Rock Meditation Center; Woodacre, California
MCLE Credits: 5 hours
