The popularization of the legal clinic: a bet for one education with social relevance
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.18418Keywords:
education, teaching, popularization of law, human rights, social participationAbstract
In law school, the legal clinic, is the privileged place where the student is in direct contact with the realities and issues around the legal system, where you can also enables paces explicit exchange of knowledge, to encourage, in turn discussion and reflection on the professional role of the student. From this point of view, this paper proposes the formation of student legal clinic popularize of law. Thus, we develop an overview of legal education and the continental tradition in which you enroll, we will show that the legal clinic is designed as teaching practice of law in Colombia, and finally substantiate why include the popularization of the right to through legal clinics is an alternative that would enable him to socially relevant legal education in Latin America.
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