The ABA today dropped a resolution that would have eliminated the LSAT as a requirement for admission to law school. For now the LSAT is still required, unless a school can show that an alternate test (like the GRE) is valid. So, we'll still likely see the GRE continuing to moving in, but perhaps more slowly.
More info in this article: Plan to drop law school entry exam requirement withdrawn before ABA House vote
ABA Drops Resolution That Would Have Scrapped The LSAT
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