As elsewhere, Oregon's law schools have collected
information on post-graduate employment for years,
both for their own and prospective students' use and
to report to other entities. But what most prospective
law-school students, graduates and the public may not
realize is that counting the number of graduates who are
"employed" has many interpretations, and has become
a cause for debate, even "highly controversial," as Janine
Robben reports. | 