As a tough new bar-passage standard for law schools nears approval, a group of around half of the nation’s law school deans are urging accreditors to reconsider. The new rule would require 75% of a law school’s graduates who sit for a bar exam to pass it within two years. The standard would replace the […]
(via WSJ)
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