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P-ISSN 1033-2839
E-ISSN 1839-3713
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October 01, 2026 AEST

TEACHING DOCTRINE IN CONTEXT: USING A SITUATED CASE BRIEF TO BRIDGE THE ACADEMIC–VOCATIONAL DIVIDE IN A CROWDED LAW CURRICULUM

Stephanie Falconer, LLB, BA, GDLP, LLM, GCHE, Adrienne Ringin, BA, JD, GDLP, Christopher Glerum, LLB, GDLP,
legal educationdoctrinal pedagogyexperiential learningsituated learningEvidence and Criminal Procedureprofessional identityAustralian law schoolsPriestley 11crowded curriculum
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Stephanie Falconer, Adrienne Ringin & Christopher Glerum, TEACHING DOCTRINE IN CONTEXT: USING A SITUATED CASE BRIEF TO BRIDGE THE ACADEMIC–VOCATIONAL DIVIDE IN A CROWDED LAW CURRICULUM, 36 Legal Education Review 93 (2026).
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