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Promising signs for law schools in Boise (access required)

by Brad Iverson-Long

Published: April 27,2012

Tags: Boise, Concordia University, Don Burnett, law, law school, University of Idaho

Options for would-be lawyers are growing rapidly in Boise this year. A new law school has most of its first-year class in place and the University of Idaho, currently the lone law school in the state, is taking more steps to expand to a full three-year law school in the capital city. Concordia University, a private ...
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