Legal Education Roundup (Nov 2, 2018)

Recent reports on the future of law schools and legal education.

• "AccessLex Institute Legal Education Data Deck," TaxProf Blog

• "Invasion of the Clerkship Snatchers? The Rise and Fall of the Federal Clerkship Training Academy," The National Law Journal

• "Universities Sue DHS, Immigration Services Over Trump Administration Re-Entry Policy," Law.com

• "Legal Challenge to 'Unlawful Presence' Policy," Inside Higher Ed

• "You Failed the Bar Exam. Now What?" Law.com

• "Beyond the Bachelor's: Undergraduate Perspectives on Graduate and Professional Degrees," AALS

• "Law isn't tops, but is early on undergrads' degree list, survey finds," ABA Journal

• "NY State Bar Exam Pass Rates Plummet," Law.com

• "New York state bar exam results released, pass rate has dropped," ABA Journal

• "In Its Biggest Alum Gift Ever, Stanford Law Gets $25M for Global Program," Law.com

• "Thomas Jefferson School of Law wins California accreditation," ABA Journal

• "Trump May Eliminate Trans Rights," Inside Higher Ed

• "LSAT Prep Course Bolsters Brain Function, Berkeley Researchers Find," Law.com

• "What Factors Hold Back the Careers of Women and Faculty of Color? Columbia U. Went Looking for Answers," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "How To Support An Employee Who Has Failed The Bar Exam," Above the Law