Reassessment of the Need for a School of Law within the University of Hawaii System

Abstract

In 1976, an evaluation committee !rom the American Bar Association told the University of Hawaii's School of Law it must move into permanent quarters by 1980 to keep its accreditation. However, the school which began in 1973 in temporary buildings still lacks a permanent home. The evaluation committee, headed by Dean James P. White of the University of Indiana Law School was more concerned about when a permanent law school building would be built than where it would be built.