Legal Education Roundup (Oct 7, 2022)

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

• "Examining the Bar: Should law grads need to pass the bar to practice? Some say there is a better way," ABA Journal Magazine

• "Struggling San Francisco law school slashes class size, cancels tuition," Reuters

• "In Slamming 'Cancel Culture,' Judge James Ho Boycotts Yale Law Clerks," The National Law Journal

• "Trump-appointed judge boycotts Yale for law clerks over 'cancel culture'," Reuters

• "Early Decision Programs Pose Risks to Applicants and Law Schools Alike," Law.com

• "Richmond law school is latest to drop slaveholding namesake," Reuters

• "University of Richmond renames law school," ABC News

• "University Rebrands Law School Named for Late Slaveholder," Inside Higher Ed

• "Countdown Starts on UC Hastings' Name Change," The Recorder

• "Employment outcomes were great for 2021 law school graduates; is that a sign of caution?," ABA Journal

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