Professional Responsibility as a Lawyering Skill

Little has been done to teach professional responsibility in a way that provides students with more than a mere sampling of rules and principles. In an attempt to move Beyond mere tinkering with the way professional responsibility is taught, Loyola Law School in Los Angeles restructured the way it taught the subject by creating a class that fully integrated ethics and lawyering skills into a single required course

Quasistatic evolution of magnetostatic coronal structures

Four separate but related studies of coronal magnetostatic equilibria under a variety of boundary conditions and distributions of coronal current are reviewed. Physically, all four studies assume an axisymmetric corona whose radial magnetic field at the coronal base is dipolar. Electric currents in the model coronas are assumed to flow in the azimuthal direction, giving rise to Lorentz forces that must be balanced by pressure gradients and gravity. Mathematically, such coronas are described by the equation of magnetostatic force balance and Ampere's law. Although highly idealized, the axisymmetric magnetostatic models described provide insights into the behavior of a variety of coronal structures. The models show how more realistic current sheet boundary conditions and coronal density variations may be modeled