This time from UVA. (Thanks to Robert Mooney for the pointer.) One interesting feature of this data is the fact that 10% of the Class of 2010 was employed in public interest fellowships paid for by the Law School. I wouldn't infer that all of those folks would have otherwise been unemployed, but some probably would have been. On the other hand, getting this kind of practice experience is surely better than the alternative.
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