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So I just got my Feb score, not particularly high but it’s good enough to get me into the school I desire. During my study, I benefited enormously from this community. So I’d like to say thank y'all and in return I have a couple of things to give: a 180watch, a copy of the Trainer, PT 69 & 70. I thought, to be fair, I’d like to offer these to the first person to contact me who is eligible for an LSAT waiver. Please just private message me. Again thanks and good luck everyone on your future endeavors!
Exactly. If you look up faculty in any law school you will find most of them hold a JD, and most of them do not have a PhD. But JD is neither sufficient nor necessary (although typically required, depending on the area of practice) for a teaching position at a law school as I explained earlier, especially for clinical prof positions. As for what they are looking for, here is an ad from Columbia Law hiring an associate prof of law:
J.D. or J.D./Ph.D. required. At a minimum, a candidate for the position is expected to have high levels of educational attainment appropriate to law teaching, including a strong academic record.
Applicants should demonstrate the capacity for original and high quality scholarship (as demonstrated through prior work or works in progress), to have shown an ability to engage in clear and effective teaching (through prior experience and/or through a presentation to the faculty of law), and to have attained a high reputation among those in the scholarly community (as determined through recommendations). Law journal experience; judicial clerkship, especially Supreme Court; significant practical experience and expertise in law practice; academic honors and fellowships.