<p>Delaware Law School recently welcomed legal graduate students from abroad who will be participating in the popular LLM and pre-LLM programs during the coming spring semester. Brief welcoming remarks and a luncheon marked the occasion.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Dean <a href="ipl://20//WyIyMDQiXQ==">Rod Smolla</a> offered a few brief remarks to open the festivities, saying of American legal education and the way American lawyers think, &ldquo;Here, nothing is ever settled, and nothing is ever clear. This is a fascinating legal system and our rules are always evolving.&rdquo;</p>
<p>This fall&rsquo;s LLM and pre-LLM students hail from a host of countries. Several have chosen to live in campus housing, but are taking advantage of the law school&rsquo;s online general LLM program, which can be pursued remotely from anywhere in the world.</p>
<p>The Graduate, International, Compliance &amp; Legal Studies administrative office coordinates the LLM and pre-LLM programs at Delaware Law School. The university&rsquo;s International Student Services and Programs Office on the Chester campus supports the program and issues immigration documents needed for students to obtain visas to study in Delaware.</p>
<p>In addition to the Dean, the new students heard from several of the Professors who will be teaching them this semester, including Judge Wendy Roberts, Charles Proctor, Eileen Sutton, and <a href="ipl://20//WyIxMjUiXQ==">Paul Regan</a>. Finally, three students already studying at Delaware Law spoke a little bit about their experiences.</p>
<p>Watch the remarks below or <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/widenerlaw/albums/72157677007665092" target="_blank">view photos</a> from the event.</p>
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