Stanley Hauerwas and the Law Part 2
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Back in November I posted here about a conference held last year at Duke
law school on the theology of Stanley Hauerwas and the law. There I
expressed some...
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Since 1996, Dean Jeffrey A. Brauch has had his finger on the pulse of the law school. With expertise in Employee Benefits law, legal education, and Christian Foundations of Law, Dean Brauch taught in the classroom for 6 years before stepping into service as Dean in 2000.
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