Posts by David Frakt

Here is an excerpt from Section One of President Trump’s Executive Order entitled “Protecting the Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into the United States.” In order to protect Americans, the…

In my last post, I incorrectly reported that up to two-thirds of Charlotte Law Faculty had been terminated, based on early reports from other media sources.  I have now had…

Over the last 36 hours, Dean Jay Conison has informed the majority of the Charlotte Law School Faculty, perhaps two-thirds or more, that they are being fired.   Yesterday, Department…

New details are emerging from Charlotte Law School.  They have pushed back the start of their semester from January 17th to January 23; some, but not all, students will apparently…

On January 4, 2017,  Kyle McEntee and I, on behalf of Law School Transparency, sent a letter to InfiLaw encouraging the corporation to be more transparent about its law schools: ...

According to an e-mail sent by Dean Jay Conison to Charlotte Law Students at 8:04 p.m. this evening (Friday, Jan 6), the spring semester is back on.  Here is the…

In an e-mail from the Charlotte administration to its students sent on January 3, the Dean and President of Charlotte informed students: We are actively pursuing an arrangement with Florida ...

Over on Above the Law, Kyle McEntee and I have a column about the situation at Charlotte Law School, which we decided to prepare after being contacted by multiple Charlotte…

By now, TFL readers are surely aware of the DOE's action to block Charlotte School of Law from receiving federal students loans. The latest development in this saga is this…

I guess I struck a nerve with at least one reader with my recent column Highlights and Lowlights of the 2016 ABA Standard 509 Reports.  An anonymous commenter, with an…