American Bar Association suspends law school DEI rule enforcement
- The American Bar Association has voted to suspend its diversity, equity and inclusion standard known as Rule 206 while reviewing proposed revisions until August 31.
- The ABA council decided that the suspension was necessary to avoid litigation risks for law schools amid changing laws, according to Daniel Thies, chair-elect of the council.
- A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction against parts of Trump’s executive orders on DEI, ruling they likely violate the Constitution and free speech rights.
- The vote occurred during the ABA council's quarterly meeting in San Antonio, according to the ABA Journal.
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