As we read in this piece, the Thomas Cooley Law School, the country’s largest independent law school, has had to cancel its entire incoming class for this year at one of its five campuses — Ann Arbor.

Law school costs too much, takes too long, and the degree opens few doors. As the article suggests, more downsizing is likely. I suspect that the job prospects for unemployed law professors won’t be very good, especially for those who taught the kind of courses that Professor Charles Rounds called “bad sociology, not law.”