| Abstract: | Late in 1968 a Committee appointed by the Attorney-General arrived in Uganda to survey the existing form of legal education. to meet and discuss with interested parties and to write a report on their findings. This Comment looks at the agreement and points of departure between the report presented to the Government in January 1969, and the Government's Memorandum on it (Sessional Paper 3 of 1969): 1. Background - 2. The University Law Faculty, the Law Development Centre and their relationship - 3. Makerere - 4. Law Development Centre - 5. Eligibility for the Law Development Centre course - 6. Law Development Centre; other functions - 7. Conclusions. |
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