Dear ABA (especially members of the House of Delegates to the upcoming annual meeting in Chicago):
For years, America’s dysfunctional system of financing legal education has produced too many lawyers for too few jobs—and too many law graduates with too much educational debt. A year ago, the ABA created yet another task force to consider the problem. The June 17, 2015, Final Report on the Financing of Legal Education embodies the failure of that task force’s mission. It now goes to the House of Delegates for approval.
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