Legal Ed News Roundup

• ABA Journal, AI Program Earned Passing Bar Exam Scores On Evidence And Torts; Can It Work In Court?
• ABA Journal, Weekly Briefs: Man Pleads Guilty In Cold-Case Murder Of Law Librarian; Near-Total Abortion Ban Upheld In Idaho
• Daily Report Online, Emory Law Launches Environmental DEI Initiative
• Dakota News Now, South Dakota’s Chief Justice Rails on Proposal to End Bar Exam For Law School Graduates
• Florida A&M Law School, FAMU Law Offers Pop-up Legal Clinic Designed to Help Underserved Residents 
• Fort Worth Business Press, Texas Wesleyan President Slabach to become dean of law school at University of Mississippi
• Jerusalem Post, UC Berkeley Law Earns a Failing Grade in Protecting Jewish Students

• Law360, AALS President On How Law Schools Can Protect Democracy
• Law.com, Ahead of the Curve: Judges Weigh in On Clerkships + More US News Analysis
• Law.com, AI Chatbot ChatGPT Passes Multiple Choice Portion of MBE
• Law.com, NALP Report Shows Small Gains of Diversity in Law Firms
• Law.com, President of Texas Wesleyan to Become Dean of UMississippi Law
• Law.com, UD Law Expands Diversity Pipeline Program With 4 New Partners
• Law.com, US News Sheds More Light on Methodology Changes to Law School Rankings
• National Jurist, Law Schools Introduce A Wave Of New Online And Hybrid Options
• National Jurist, University of Arizona Pushing Alternative to the LSAT
• National Jurist, What To Do If You’re Disappointed With First-Semester Law School Grades
• Notre Dame News, Professor Emeritus John Finnis made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire
• Ole Miss News, Frederick Slabach Named Law School Dean
• Penn Today, President Liz Magill on Law, Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Reuters, California Bar Hires 'Public Trust Liaison' After Lawyer Ethics Scandals
• Reuters, Harvard Law's Laurence Tribe Joins New York Law Firm Kaplan Hecker
• Reuters, Law Firm Associate Diversity Deepened In 2022 As Partners Saw Slower Change
• Reuters, Law Firms Face Daunting 2023 Amid Falling Profits And Demand
• Reuters, Some Law Professors Fear ChatGPT's Rise As Others See Opportunity