Law at war: Top university backing off hike in law student numbers
University of Auckland appears to be backtracking on plans to increase the number of law students next year.
University of Auckland appears to be backtracking on plans to increase the number of law students next year.
Minutes of an April law faculty meeting reveal law school dean Professor Andrew Stockley had "several conversations" with vice-chancellor Dr Stuart McCutcheon, who was "at this stage
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Jason Walls
Thu, 15 Jun 2017
Thu, 15 Jun 2017
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Law at war: Top university backing off hike in law student numbers
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