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Law school enrollment down 11 percent this year over last year, 24 percent over 3 years, data shows

Law school enrollments nationwide are down 11 percent this year from last year and 24 percent from 2010, new figures show.

The nation’s 202 ABA-accredited schools reported that 39,675 full-…

Rutgers School of Law-Camden is fined $25K and censured for accrediting violations

Rutgers School of Law-Camden has been publicly censured and fined $25,000 for violating an accrediting standard that requires law schools to use a valid and reliable admissions test to evaluate…

No class certification in job stats suit against Thomas Jefferson Law School, judge rules

A judge has denied a motion for class certification by a group of Thomas Jefferson School of Law graduates who claimed they were tricked into attending the school by misleading…

500 law profs urge ABA legal ed council to keep faculty tenure as an accreditation requirement

The ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar hasn’t received much in the way of a response to its latest proposed changes in the law school accreditation…

Link rot in SCOTUS decisions documented; half don’t go to original material

The U.S. Supreme Court has cited Internet materials 555 times since 1996, but tracking down the information isn’t always easy.

According to a new study by co-authored by Harvard law…

Can John Mayer make law textbooks a thing of the past? ‘It’s fun pushing the envelope,’ he says

Law Lessons Online

Legal ed task force urged to address faculty salaries, federal role and core competencies

The Task Force on the Future of Legal Education got an earful of reaction Saturday to the findings of the working paper (PDF) it issued earlier this…

Law school financing system in need of ‘serious re-engineering,’ task force says

The current system for financing a law school education, which drives up tuition costs and student debt, is “deeply flawed” and in need of a “serious re-engineering,” an ABA task…

Law prof stumbles upon story of early black Cornell law grad, the topic of his new book

Taking a break from proofreading his new book on civil procedure in 2004 proved fortuitous for a Cornell University law professor.

Looking through the school’s digital card catalog,

Letters: Blocking Access

TaxProf blogger is now sole owner of Law Professor Blogs Network

The law professor who writes TaxProf Blog is also an entrepreneur who is now sole owner of the Law Professor Blogs Network.

Paul Caron, a visiting professor at Pepperdine law…

Are digitization and budget cuts compromising history?

“When people say everything’s online,” says Jerry Dupont of the Law Library Microform Consortium, “they’re woefully uninformed.” Dupont, founder of the LLMC, a nonprofit law library cooperative, estimates that of…

Yale law librarian debunks ‘the whole 9 yards’

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Yale Law Librarian Reopens Debate on the Origins of ‘The Whole Nine Yards’

The online debate has raged since Yale law librarian Fred Shapiro discovered an early reference that suggests a different origin for the phrase “the whole nine yards.”

Writing in the…

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