Fourth Amendment Decision Isn’t Going To Stop LSAT Or Law Schools From Scanning Your Room
But they're absolutely going to be getting your waiver in writing.
But they're absolutely going to be getting your waiver in writing.
Do standardized tests have a place in law school admissions in 2022?
Law firms and legal departments are writing the future of the profession in separate rooms. What happens when they actually work together?
It's had a good run... but how long of a run?
The ABA moves closer to eliminating the standardized testing requirement for law schools.
To actually increase minority representation in the legal field, we lawyers may have to do something truly radical....
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Tucker Carlson was last seen sobbing uncontrollably after discovering a proxy he used to justify racial prejudice toward a SCOTUS candidate may be on the chopping block.
* Goodbye: ABA recommends dropping the LSAT as an admissions requirement. But how will we know who is the next Learned Hand? [NYT] * Who cares about the 1st when you have a gun? Trump asked if it was okay to "Just shoot protestors" he didn't like while he was in office. [NPR] * Law school speed run sub 20: South Texas College of Law has just minted its youngest JD. Maybe they finally have the time to watch a few Elden Ring playthroughs. [KHOU] * About 60% of Americans think that abortion should be legal federally. That's larger than the percentage of people that approve of the SCOTUS. I wonder if they are related concepts? [The Hill] * Senate will vote on if Roe ought be codified into law on Wednesday. Time to see where our leader's allegiances lie. [Reuters]
Did your law school make the list?
Before we hand her the wheel to the judiciary, what score did she get on her driver's license exam? The American public deserves to know.
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
Law school admissions officers dish on what they *really* think about the GRE.
That's quite the test score.
The GRE has the American Bar Association's blessing.
There was law school before the LSAT.
Want to be a lawyer? You'd best ace the LSAT.