As many as 10 new law schools are in the works, with the majority of them proposed in the Eastern part of the country. While proponents insist that the schools will serve the needs of their communities and beyond, the plans are drawing sharp criticism from those who argue that creating more law schools is irresponsible. "You have to ask yourself if there is a demand for lawyers," says Thomas Guernsey, dean of Albany Law School of Union University in New York, where three new law schools are being proposed.
June 04, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As many as 10 new law schools are in the works, with the majority of them proposed in the eastern part of the country.
While their proponents insist that the schools will serve the needs of their communities and beyond, the plans are drawing sharp criticism from those who argue that creating more law schools is irresponsible.
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