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Awards & Citations
"This site represents a systematic effort to re-imagine lawyer ethics as a necessary common-sense inquiry. The proposed inquiry draws on literature and other disciplines rather than traditional academic writings in moral philosophy. While the site focuses on lawyer ethics it should be seen as having broader implications in the pedagogy of professional ethics."
The Virtual Classroom Philosophy Awards program, naming Practical Moral Philosophy for Lawyers a "virtual classroom," cites the course for its "extensive selection of reading and writing exercises designed to provoke reflection and introspective by law students."
The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics awarded the site:
"In the materials assembled for this course, Prof. Elkins continually challenges students to study themselves and their lives as they try to understand the ethical implications of legal practice for themselves."
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Featured Site of the Week: May 10-16,
1999
