An Examination of Rankings Is Welcome
An open discussion of the process and the characteristics it values is a healthy and welcome development that will inure to the benefit of students and law schools alike.
November 27, 2022 at 10:00 AM
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Legal EducationIt seems like ratings and rankings by "experts," numbers crunchers and opinion makers have taken us over. No longer the exclusive domain of movie and restaurant critics, we can now find ratings of just about everything: from the extension cord you bought on Amazon, to a public figure's apology for real or perceived misdeeds, to lawyers, law firms and law schools.
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