Dustin Houchin: Indiana has path for evaluating law schools without ABA | The Indiana Lawyer
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Article written by Dustin Houchin
Indiana is exploring alternatives for evaluating law schools following potential federal action against the ABA's accreditation status. The state's existing waiver mechanism for non-ABA-accredited law school graduates illustrates a proactive approach to evolving legal education standards.
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As an opinion piece, it presents a well-structured argument supported by factual descriptions, though some areas could be more concise. Overall, it effectively addresses the implications of potential changes to law school accreditation in Indiana and beyond.
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