The ABA's Task Force on the Future of Legal Education has released its final report, concluding that U.S. law schools are too pricey and too much alike. Those findings will surprise no one who saw the nearly identical draft report released in September, but the recommendations' rollout is a change.
January 29, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The American Bar Association’s Task Force on the Future of Legal Education has released its final report, concluding that law schools in the United States are too pricey and too much alike.
Those findings will surprise no one who has followed the task force’s work during the past 19 months, as the substance of the 41-page final report is nearly identical to a draft released in September.
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