The Cutthroat Nature Of Law School Means Pass/Fail Grades Aren’t Likely To Last Past The Pandemic
COVID-19 isn't big enough to change law school grades permanently.
COVID-19 isn't big enough to change law school grades permanently.
Pass/fail is the way for law schools to deal with COVID-19.
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Chicago Law is bucking the trend.
Pass/fail won't help everyone.
The incompetence from the New Jersey Board of Law Examiners has gone from comedic to tragic...
Here’s a little rule I just made up: People who do poorly in legal writing at New York Law School should not file pro se complaints against their school. It’s a good rule for people who don’t want to embarrass themselves. I think I’ll call my brand-new maxim the “Timothy Keefe Rule.” The kid deserves […]
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