Is Thomas Jefferson Law School in San Diego the canary in the coal mine?

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Too many lawyers… too few jobs… too much debt… class action suits by disgruntled grads… law schools are beleaguered and TJLS may be the first to succumb.
http://chronicle.com/article/As-Law-School-Struggles-to/148973/?cid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en

Are there solutions?  Perhaps:

1.  Reduce the cost of attendance.

2.  Recast the JD as a competitor to the MBA and MPA.

3.  Hire fewer SCOTUS law clerks and more practically oriented instructors.

Just a few thoughts.

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