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Critical Thinking in Legal Profession

At the June 2011 International Institute of Space Law (IISL) Conference, critical thinking in the legal profession was described as "the capacity of discernment, indeed a complex capacity, as it requires the mobilization of a multitude of skills, knowledge and dispositions." Ulrike Schultz: lawyer and Senior Academic at the Fern Universität Hagen.

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