Law students graduating from schools inside the District of Columbia underperformed compared to the national average for landing full-time, long-term employment in a job requiring bar passage or aided by a law degree within 10 months of graduation, according to American Bar Association data.

Nationwide, 75.3 percent of 2017 graduates found such employment 10 months after graduation, according to law school employment statistics released by the ABA last month.

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