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But, Maybe, Logic Games Were... Good?

LSAT's decision is not totally... illogical.

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Young multi-ethnic female students writing examsThe LSAT is ditching logic games from upcoming tests and the Above the Law gang is conflicted over whether or not that’s a good thing. There’s a good argument that the section disproportionately disadvantaged folks with vision issues. On the other hand, that was a deficiency that admissions could address on the back end, but without that score schools no longer have a pattern recognition evaluation — and what’s more “thinking like a lawyer” than pattern recognition? We also discuss NYU Law Review getting sued by Stephen Miller and a lawyer citing Hitler approvingly.

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