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Sub Deo et Lege is an online commonplace, a means of drawing from and carrying on the Catholic intellectual tradition.
We invite lawyers, judges, students, professors, and wayfarers from all walks of life to join in the conversation.
Sub Deo is supported by the Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition at Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University of America.
Ep. 21. In which we reflect on ABA accreditation requirements and the semiotics of group academic letters.
Sub Deo et Lege
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Ep. 21. In which we reflect on ABA accreditation requirements and the semiotics of group academic letters.
Ep. 21. In which we reflect on ABA accreditation requirements and the semiotics of group academic letters.
Sub Deo et Lege
Sub Deo et Lege is an online commonplace, a means of drawing from and carrying on the Catholic intellectual tradition.
We invite lawyers, judges, students, professors, and wayfarers from all walks of life to join in the conversation.
Sub Deo is supported by the Project on Constitutional Originalism and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition at Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University of America.
