Many links that tend to harmonize with arguments made in Schools for Misrule, along with a few others:

• Judges criticize law reviews: “The high bench vs. the ivory tower” [Richard Brust, ABA Journal]
• “The fervor of the sixties penetrated law schools quite passionately” [Ann Althouse quoting an introduction to clinical legal education]
• More on forthcoming Brian Tamanaha book, Failing Law Schools [ABA Journal]
• “The Coming Crash in Legal Education: How We Got Here, and Where We Go Now” [Richard W. Bourne, SSRN via Kenneth Anderson/Volokh] How law, medicine and architectural schools joined the academy [Richard Neumann, Jr./SSRN via Caron]
• How lucrative are the sidelines a lawprof can develop, such as expert witness work? It varies greatly, but one star’s NYC condo is for sale for $15.9M [Julie Zeveloff, Business Insider]
• “Lawsuits against law schools weak: experts” [Reuters]
• “Obama hugging Derrick Bell” video: neither newsy nor likely to damage the President’s image, and why again is Prof. Bell supposed to be a more alarming connection than Prof. Ogletree himself? [Breitbart, Hinderaker, Cooke/NRO, and an HLS reminiscence from David French at NRO]

Filed under: Charles Ogletree, expert witnesses, law schools, Schools for Misrule