For the second time this month, the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law was forced to cancel in-person classes—including switching final exams to remote—due to alleged threats.

In-person classes were cancelled through Wednesday and were being held online—similar to what happened on April 10 through April 12—local news stations, including KGUN9, have been reporting.

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