Legal Education Roundup (Oct 18, 2019)

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

• "DLA Piper Targeted by Student Protests in LA, 3 Other Cities," Law.com

• "Stanford's New Leave-of-Absence Policy for Student Mental Illness Is Hailed as a Model," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "What Would Thomas Jefferson Losing Its ABA Accreditation Mean For Its Students?," TaxProf Blog

• "Minnesota Law School Enrolls Largest 1L Class Since 2011 As Part Of Plan To Eliminate Multi-Million Dollar Deficit By 2021 While Defending Its Top 20 Ranking," TaxProf Blog

• "Is an LSAT Overhaul in the Offing?," Law.com

• "'Teach, Lead, And Transform': The Future Of The Legal Profession," Above the Law

• "Penn Law Launches 'Future of the Profession Initiative,' Including Innovation Competition," Legaltech News

• "Grad Enrollment: Gains at Home, Losses Abroad," Inside Higher Ed

• "Oregon bar considering paraprofessional licensing and bar-takers without JDs," ABA Journal

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