Mission: Impossible, Mission: Accomplished or Mission: Underway — A Survey and Analysis of Current Trends in Professionalism Education in American Law Schools

Kehner, Alison Donahue & Robinson, Mary Ann

Journal: University of Dayton Law Review

Volume: 38

Year: 2012

Bluebook Citation: 38 U. DAYTON L. REV. (2012)

Author: Mary Ann Robinson: all 7 publications


Abstract

Special issue: Articles on legal research and writing Authors' note: The Mission: Impossible reference in the title comes from a television show (CBS 1966-1973; ABC 1988-1990) and a series of major motion pictures (Paramount 1996, 2000, 2006, 2011) bearing the same name. The plot involved a team of highly trained agents called the Impossible Mission Force, or the "IMF," who fought and defeated evil wrongdoers each week using a variety of tools, "psychological manipulation" and "elaborate ruses." The parallels between the IMF and those of us committed to professionalism instruction were too ironic to ignore.

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