Richard Sander of the UCLA School of Law asserts that affirmative action in law schools hurts black law students. Sander now says there are data � the bar exam scores of blacks and Latinos in California � that can help resolve the debate. Thus far, the bar examiners have denied his request. According to outside experts, his mismatch hypothesis cannot reasonably be tested by analyzing the bar scores of black and Latino test takers. It's too big a leap from the data he wants to the conclusion he has reached.
October 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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