Legal Education Roundup (Sep 30, 2016)

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

• "ABA Beats Back Bid to Limit Accreditation Power," Law.com

• "Hats Off to the Connecticut Bar Examining Committee," The Connecticut Law Tribune

• "For Law Grads, Are the Big Bucks in Smallville?," Law.com

• "Sagging July Bar Exam Results in Florida and Elsewhere Defy Predictions," Law.com

• "Few Recent Graduates Were Actually Forced to Work as Baristas, Study Finds," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "As legal profession loses popularity, can law schools get new jolt of life?," Chicago Tribune

• "Class of 2015 NALP Data: The Mid-Law Crunch," Law School Tuition Bubble

• "A Tightened Bar Passage Standard is Needed," National Law Journal

• "Software Exec Says Bar Exam Mistake Wasn't the Company's Fault," Daily Report

• "Student Diversity at More Than 4,600 Institutions," The Chronicle of Higher Education

• "Law Schools Cut Tuition to Entice Applicants," Law.com

• "UGA Students Clamor for In-House Experience," Daily Report