"You make the difference: today's discoveries inevitably affect the fut" by St. Mary's University
 
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Publication Date

Fall 10-21-1997

Identifier

KF374 .F88 S256 1997

Series

Vision 2025 a look at the future by student visionaries

Description

The mentor, Dean Yvonne Cherena-Pacheco, introduces law students Antonio Fernandez, Yolanda Jarmon, and Adrian Jonrowe. Each student shares his or her perspective on the future. The focus is on projected developments in U.S. law. In Yolanda Jarmon's presentation, "You Make the Difference", focus is given to the current trend of using penal laws to punish rather than reform, and to the struggle of law enforcement to keep up with technology. In Adrian Jonrowe's presentation, "The Law in 2025: Trials on the Moon?", future trends to make the law more predictable to cope with increased litigation, mandatory computerized litigation in civil complaints, and increased use of mediation are hypothesized, Also discussed is the continuing conflict between the aspiration to serve and the incentive to profit. In Antonio Fernandez's presentation, "Minorities in the Law", the future of legal practice in the wake of the Hopwood decision is discussed.

Keywords

Twenty-first century -- Forecasts.; Law -- United States -- 21st century.; Technology and law.; Minority lawyers.; Law; United States; 2000-2099

Contributor

Jarmon, Yolanda; Jonrowe, Adrian; Fernandez, Antonio

Document Type

Presentation

Size or Duration

53.43 minutes

Format

mp4

Medium

video

Digital Publisher

Digital Commons at St. Mary's University

Collection

President's Peace Commission Videos

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