The latest developments at the Charlotte School of Law are the culmination of regulatory capture. The last significant American Bar Association task force addressing the crisis in legal education kicked the can down the road, as did all of its predecessors. That came as no surprise because the head of the task force was Dennis W. Archer. He also chaired the national policy board of InfiLaw, a consortium of Charlotte and two other marginal for-profit law schools owned by venture capitalists.
The Persistent Problem
