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That might be so but like I was saying it could lead to having more unqualified lawyers if they can't get past the bar or hired. Then the bar exam will be the t
by onetimeusename 4y ago
That might be so but like I was saying it could lead to having more unqualified lawyers if they can't get past the bar or hired. Then the bar exam will be the target of needing more diversity and then we have more unqualified licensed lawyers and then maybe they need to win a certain percentage of trials in order for there to be equality of outcome for them. to hell with their clients. I am being sort of sarcastic, sort of.
This could also be a sign we are producing too many lawyers. I think elite overproduction is a real thing and it is damaging to society. There is even a study that shows GDP declines proportionally to the population of lawyers. I don't know if it's a good idea to have a lot of underemployed, racially aggrieved, lawyers. So if they basically don't care what the outcome is for society (and their students) so long as they are not accused of racism that really makes me view them differently.