Legal Education Roundup (Oct 27, 2017)

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

• "California Bar Exam to Remain One of Nation's Most Difficult, Court Rules," The Wall Street Journal

• "California Supreme Court Won't Lower Bar Exam Passing Score," The Recorder

• "Cut score for California state bar exam to stay at 1440 — for now," ABA Journal

• "Columbia Law, Embracing GRE for Fall 2018, Is Latest School to Join Wave," New York Law Journal

• "Student lawsuits against Charlotte School of Law consolidated," ABA Journal

• "Study of black Harvard law grads finds many leave private practice; 66% would recommend legal career," ABA Journal

• "ISO African-Americans to study law: University of Baltimore recruits top talent from historically black colleges," The Baltimore Sun

• "Q&A: USC's Hadfield on Law Schools, Client Needs, Legaltech," Law.com

• "AI Goes To Law School," Legaltech News

• "Columbia Law School Launches $300 Million Fundraising Campaign," New York Law Journal

• "After Hurricane Maria, some University of Puerto Rico law students come to mainland schools," ABA Journal