Legal Education Roundup (Jan 13, 2017)

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

• "Could Spreading the Bar Exam Over Three Years Raise Passage Rates?," The National Law Journal

• "Law Students Performed 2.2 Million Pro Bono Hours Last Year," The National Law Journal

• "More Older Americans Taking Out Student Loans," The Wall Street Journal

• "Growth in Numbers of Older Student Loan Borrowers," Inside Higher Ed

• "New in Career Counseling: Brain Wave Scanning," Inside Higher Ed

• "Meet the New President of the American Association of Law Schools," The National Law Journal

• "Harvard Dean Martha Minow to Step Down," The National Law Journal

• "Fraud Claims Against Arizona Summit Law School Tossed," The National Law Journal

• "Bankruptcy Becomes an Option for Some Borrowers Burdened by Student Loans," The Wall Street Journal

• "Flat Enrollment Overall Masks Wide Swings Among Programs," New York Law Journal

• "Michigan man's case against American Bar Association & LSAT could go the US Supreme Court," Michigan Public Radio