Great Article on Cutting Costs and Resolving the Law School Crisis

Over at TaxProfBlog, I found the abstract of a great new article by Jay Sterling Silver  of St. Thomas: Pedagogically Sound Cuts, Tighter (Not Looser) Accreditation Standards, and a Well-oiled Doomsday Machine: The Responsible Way Out of the Crisis in Legal Education, 66 Rutgers L. Rev. 353 (2014).  Professor Silver has some excellent ideas.  I couldn't find the article posted publically anywhere, so you will have to use your WestLaw or Lexis subscription to get it.  If anyone has a link to it, please put it in the comments.

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[anon]

Just read the abstract.

I like his description of the law school mission.

Sounds familiar to me. And right.

Too bad so many in legal academia would find that description completely inapplicable to their work.