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Far-left legal group faces scrutiny over law school role
A federal panel deadlocked on whether to revoke the American Bar Association’s (ABA) accreditation authority over law schools, leaving the decision to the Under Secretary of Education. The Department of Education’s staff previously recommended revoking the ABA’s recognition due to noncompliance with federal standards, citing concerns over its lack of independence from the organization. Several states have begun bypassing the ABA’s monopoly by establishing their own accreditation processes to ensure more transparency and market competition in legal education.
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