Due to the stream of negative press America’s legal education system has received, it is becoming almost a rite of passage for aspiring reformers to submit their own proposals to fix the problem. There’s nothing wrong with that, but some proposals are more sophisticated than others. Here are ten examples in no particular order:
• UCLA law professor Stephen Bainbridge recommends unilaterally shutting down the bottom half of the ABA law schools per U.S. News & World Report’s rankings.
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