Hey there, future lawyers: how would you like to apply for law school without taking the LSAT? Yeah, seriously. No more LSAT requirements for entering law school. That’s the recommendation being proposed by the American Bar Association. A “substantial portion” of the ABA committee believes the rule should be repealed, Polden [Santa Clara University law school […]
Should the LSAT be required by law schools?
January 14, 2011 by Daniel Burton
Filed Under: Law School Tagged With: American Bar Association, Law School Admission Test, LSAT, Massachusetts School of Law, US News and World Report
Some lessons from Lincoln
April 19, 2010 by Daniel Burton
With all the hubbub from the far right about returning to our roots and the Founders of the Constitution (whether you think they are crazy or not), it has occurred to me that perhaps they–the Tea Partyers, 9/12 groups, and so on–might be missing a lot of important history in the middle. That is, all […]
Filed Under: Constitutional Law, Legal Profession, Litigation Tagged With: ABA, Abraham Lincoln, American Bar Association, Dispute Resolution Magazine, Thomas J. Stipanowich
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