UPDATE: Sorry everyone, I only had a pdf, but I have now found a link to the decision:
http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/new-jersey/njdce/2:2012cv00608/270000/33/
New York now stands alone as the only state to unanimously dismiss the law school scam-suits.
Today, Judge William H. Walls of United States District Court (New Jersey) denied the motion to dismiss by Widener University School of Law. If you have never heard of it, Nando can give you the scoop over at Third Tier Reality.
The decision cites the New York rulings and shreds them. He concurs with the reasoning of the California rulings, where some of the motions to dismiss have failed and the discovery process has started to reveal fraud far outside the scope of just the employment statistics game.
Perhaps the New York lawsuits were filed just a tad too early, before the New York Times and other major media outlets started reporting on elements of the scam and on the free fall of law school enrollment.
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