Thinking back on his career, Merrick Garland — judge, U.S. Supreme Court nominee, former prosecutor and Big Law partner — said that law school teaching was one of the hardest jobs he’d ever had.
Garland spent one term lecturing on antitrust law at Harvard Law School in 1986. Speaking to first-year Harvard Law students at an event on Friday, Garland said that he would spend four hours of preparation for every one hour of class.
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