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FORUM « A Temporary Attorney General in Ohio: Nancy Rogers | We're the AP, we don't have to be fair » May 28, 2008Three new upstate law schools, cont'd As reported here earlier, Albany lawmakers have taken it into their heads that what New York really needs at this point in its budget-strapped history is to subsidize the establishment of three new law schools in Binghamton, Stony Brook and Rochester. Today the controversy hits the WSJ law blog and lawyer-commenters there appear not much more welcoming of the proposal than we, though perhaps for different reasons. (The New York Law Journal is also covering the story, but not online for nonsubscribers.) Posted by Walter Olson at 7:40 PM | TrackBack (0) |
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