Legal Education Roundup (Apr. 8, 2016)

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

• "Law Schools with High Dropout Rates Could Face ABA Wrath,"The National Law Journal

• "US News Law School Rankings: Few Shifts at the Top, Plenty Below," US News & World Report

• "Best Law Schools for Jobs and Prestige," The American Lawyer

• "After Low Bar-Pass Problems, La Verne Law School Gets ABA Approval," The National Law Journal

• "Calif. Bar Exam Shortened to Two Days," The Recorder

• "Women could be majority of law students in 2017; these schools have 100-plus female majorities," ABA Journal

• "Law Schools Turn Pink: Women To Outnumber Men For First Time By 2017." Associate's Mind

• "Helping New Lawyers Become Practice-Ready," Slaw

• "ABA Sets Stage for Stricter Bar-Passage Standard," The National Law Journal

• "Legal Ed Section's council proposes tighter bar-passage requirement for law school accreditation," ABA Journal

• "California Dreamin' on Law Jobs?," The National Law Journal

• "Trial Over Law School's Job Statistics Symbolizes an Industry Gone Wrong," The National Law Journal

• "Spreadsheets Consume SoCal Law School Trial," Courthouse News Service

• "New Dean Named at American University Law School," The National Law Journal

• "UC President Wants Choudhry Banned from Campus," The Recorder

• "University of California to Overhaul Sex Harassment Reviews," ABC News

• "Study Finds Growing Debt-Related Stress Among Law Students,"The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Indiana Tech Law School Wins Provisional Accreditation," The National Law Journal