ABA votes to end law schools' LSAT requirement, but not until 2025
The arm of the American Bar Association that accredits U.S. law schools on Friday voted to eliminate the longstanding requirement that schools use the Law School Admission Test or other standardized test when admitting students.
Probably because the bar is a pass/fail exam and the LSAT has a range of grades. There's probably a school out there that will take you with shitty LSAT scores (even a good one) if you check enough "diversity" boxes that they want to see in their student body.