Law schools are just as pozzed, if not more so, than the rest of higher education right now.

You have students who need trigger warnings before reading cases that involve police or violence.

The Bluebook (standard law citation annual) has now required that cases that deal with slavery or slaves have to have a parenthetical so that people can be prepared for the trauma of reading about an icky subject. (https://reason.com/volokh/2021/11/21/bluebook-adopts-rule-requiring-slavery-parentheticals/)

Professors fired for bemoaning the fact that black students are struggling in law school and wondering what they can do to fix it. (https://www.foxnews.com/us/georgetown-law-fires-professor-reprehensible-statements-black-students-viral-vide0)

Professor banned from campus and suspended for, ultimately, giving a hypothetical on an exam where a person in a scenario used the "n_____" word. That's literally what he put on the hypo, "n_____". This triggered students. THANKFULLY HE IS SUING, let us hope he wins (https://legalinsurrection.com/2022/01/uic-law-prof-jason-kiborn-sues-after-university-tried-to-force-him-into-humiliating-racial-reeducation-program/)