The ABA Section on Legal Education announced today that its chair is directing the standards review committee to draft new sanctions for schools that publish deceptive placement data. More details are here. The press release notes that publication of false admissions data already puts schools at risk of losing accreditation. It will be interesting to see what transgression might trigger such severe sanctions.
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