It’s no longer necessary for attorneys who seek a tax degree from one of the nation’s most prestigious law schools to spend much time in a bricks-and-mortar classroom to get…
ABA President William H. Neukom is expressing “grave concerns” about coerced evidence, restrictions on lawyers and other aspects of the Guantanamo trial process.
An editorial writer at the Wall Street Journal is taking legal thriller writer John Grisham to task for supporting merit selection of judges over judicial elections.
Stress during law school can cause anxiety and depression, especially if students focus on the need to make money and land a big-firm job, according to an article published online…
Receiving provisional ABA accreditation hasn’t made any difference in the way that Drexel University College of Law operates. But students are looking forward to being able to take the bar…
Some 400 federal court orders reducing inmate sentences have been issued in the first two days since new rules took effect that eliminate a disparity in the penalties for powder…
Enrollment for first-year law students at ABA-approved law schools was nearly flat for the 2007-08 school year, according to a new report by the ABA Section of Legal Education and…
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