Dear Fellow Law Students

May 6, 2003

Dear Fellow Law Students:

As school ends and some of us graduate, the Law School's admission policy is probably the last thing any of us care about. Nonetheless, after the controversy raised by the Michigan case, I think it is important to share with you the enclosed internal documents before you depart.

The IU University Counsel recently produced these documents months after I first requested them from the Law School administration and only after I was compelled to file a formal complaint with the State due to IU's failure to submit a timely response consistent with the State's Open Records Law. The documents need no interpretation or summary. But to follow them, it may help to know that Pat Clark is the Director of Admissions, Frank Motley was the Dean of Admissions, an LSAT of 160 meant roughly the 83rd percentile of all test takers and an LSAT of 145 meant roughly the 28th percentile.

The documents raise serious doubt about the description of the Law School's admission policy set forth in the Law School's brief to the United States Supreme Court in Grutter v. University ofMichigan. The documents also serve, in large part, to vindicate Law Professor Robert Heidt, who, in a December piece in the Indianapolis Star, brought to the attention of the public the extreme measures the Law School has been taking to achieve its diversity objectives and was subsequently assailed by Dean Robel, Professors Stake and Brown, the BLSA, and the SLA, among others. But now you can judge for yourselves.

Sincerely,

Scott M. Dillon (scmdillo(!indiana.edu)

Member of the Graduating Class of 2003

*For further relevant reading, see the following:

files/dillon1html

("Quotas at IU Law?")

files/dillon3.html

(Concerning attack on Heidt in the IDS)

(Concerning IU Law's Amicus Brief in Grutter)

action/aff.htm.

(Concerning IU Law's admissions policies)

*Of note, much of this information was earlier provided to each member of each year's student law association, with the aspiration that those individuals might share the information with those they are entrusted to represent. Unfortunately, the release of this information was never formally provided to the student body, and thus, it is now being disbursed in this manner.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY COUNSEL

Bryan Hall 211

107 South Indiana Avenue Bloomington, Indiana 474057000

8128559739 Fax: 8128550678

April 7, 2003

Scott M. Dillon

408 South Dunn Street #12

Bloomington, IN 47401

Re:Open Records Act Request

Dear Mr. Dillon:

I have enclosed copies of documents that are responsive to your request under the open records act for records containing:

(1) the yearly average LSAT and GPA, from the 1990/91 academic year through the present, for the following groups: (a) minorities, (b) nonminorities, (c) residents, (d) nonresidents, (e) Blacks, (f) Hispanics, and (g) Asians.

As I mentioned in my February 7 letter, the Law School does not have such records for the 200001, 200102, and 200203 academic years.

The enclosed records have been redacted to remove information outside the scope of your request.

Please let me know if you have any questions regarding the enclosed documents.

Sincerely,

Associate University Counsel

BEC:acw

Encl.

cc:Lauren Robel, Dean, Indiana UniversityBloomington School of Law

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To:Admissions Committee From: Pat Clark

Subj:Statistical/Annual Report Date: November 2, 1999

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled203

Number of Minorities1 36(18%)

Black 17

Hispanic 10

Asian 9

Avg.
LSAT / Avg.
GPA
Minorities / 150 / 3.21
Black / 146 / 3.27
Hispanic / 152 / 3.31
Asian / 154 / 3.31
Entering Class2 / 157 / 3.31
Entering Class3 / 159 / 3.32
Resident2 / 158 / 3.42
Resident3 / 159 / 3.44
NonResident2 / 156 / 3.18
NonResident3 / 159 / 3.17

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1 Including foreign students.

2 Including minorities:

3 Excluding minorities.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To: Admissions Committee From: Pat Clark

Subj: Statistical/Annual Report Date: October 21, 1998

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled212

Number of Minorities 30(14%)

Black 14

Hispanic 6

Asian 10

Avg.Avg.

LSATGPA

Minorities1523.17

Black 1463.08

Hispanic 1543.53

Asian1603.07

Entering Class11593.27

Entering Class21603.29

Resident11603.35

Resident21603.36

NonResident11583.18

NonResident21603.18

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1 Including minorities.

2 Excluding minorities.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To: Admissions Committee From: Pat Clark

Subj: Statistical/ Annual Report Date: November 7, 1997

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled.205.

Number of Minorities 32(16%)

Black 14

Hispanic 7

Asian 10

Avg.
LSAT / Avg.
GPA
Minorities / 150 / 3.16
Black / 148 / 2.99
Hispanic / 147 / 3.34
Asian / 157 / 3.24
Entering Class1 / 159 / 3.32
Entering Claas2 / 160 / 3.35
Resident1
Resident2
NonResident1
NonResident2

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1 Including minorities.

2 Excluding minorities.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To:Frank Motley From: Pat Clark

Subj:Statistical/Annual Report Date: November 17, 1996

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled227

Number of Minorities 40 (18%)

Black16 (40%)

Hispanic 8 (20%)

Asian16 (40%)

Avg.Avg.

LSATGPA

Minorities1513.12

Black1483.06

Hispanic1483.06

Asian1553.21

Entering Class11583.38

Entering Class21593.43

Resident1

Resident2

Non-Resident1

Non-Resident2

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1 Including minorities

2 Excluding minorities

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To:Frank Motley From: Pat Clark

Subj:Statistical/Annual Report Date: November 3, 1995

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled210

Number of Minorities 49(23%)

Black / 23(47%)
Hispanic / 15(31%)
Asian / 11(22%)
Avg.
LSAT / Avg.
GPA
Minorities / 149 / 3.13.
Black / 145 / 3.08
Hispanic / 149 / 3.17
Asian / 155 / 3.19
Entering Class1 / 157 / 3.36
Entering Class2 / 160 / 3.43
Resident1 / 160 / 3.48
NonResident2 / 160 / 3.33

______

1 Including minorities.

2 Excluding minorities.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To:Frank Motley From: . Pat.Clark

Subj: Statistical/Annual Report Date: December 10, 1994

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled / 234
Number of Minorities / 51 (22%)
Black / 27(53%)
Hispanic / 13 (25%)
Asian / 9(18%)
Avg.
LSAT / Avg,
GPA
Minorities / 149 / 3.06
Black / 14 / 2.9 9
Hispanic / 154 / 3.07
Asian / 153 / 3.28
Entering Class1 / 159 / 3.39
Entering Class2 / 160 / 3.47
Resident1 / 161 / 3.51
NonResident2 / 160 / 3.41

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1 Including minorities.

2 Excluding minorities.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To:Frank Motley From: Pat Clark

Subj: Statistical/Annual ReportDate: November 5, 1993

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled209

Number of Minorities47 (22%)

Black24 (51%)

Hispanic 10(21%)

Asian 13(28%)

Avg.Avg.

LSATGPA

Minorities 1503.13

Black1452.99

Hispanic 1543.15

Asian 1583.38

Entering Class11583.38

Entering C1ass21603.46

Resident2

NonResident2

______

1 Including minorities.

2 Excluding minorities

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To:Frank Motley From: Pat Clark

Subj: StatisticaVAnnual ReportDate: October 26, 1992

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled206

Number of Minorities52(25%)

Black 28 (54%)

Hispanic 11 (21%)

Asian 12 (23%)

Avg.
LSAT / Avg.
GPA
Minorities / 150 / 3.03
Black / 145 / 2.92
Hispanic / 152 / 3.07
Asian / 160 / 3.22
Entering Class1 / 158 / 3.35
Entering Claas2 / 160 / 3.45
Resident2 / 3.48
NonResident2 / 3.45

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1 Including minorities.

2 Excluding minorities.

To:Frank Motley From: Pat Clark

Subj:Statistical /Annual Report Date: October 2, 1991

Additional Statistics

Number of Students Enrolled 207

Number of Minorities / 30
Black / 17 (57%)
Hispanic / 6 (20%)
Asian / 7 (23%)
Avg.
LSAT / Avg.
GPA
Minorities / 32 / 2.91
Black / 30 / 2.71
Hispanic / 34 / 3.08
Asian / 38 / 3.24
Entering Class5 / 38 / 3.32
Entering Class6 / 39 / 3.39

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5 Including minorities.

6 Excluding minorities.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Interdepartmental Communication

To.Karen Cutright From: Pat Clark

Subj:Statistical/Annual Report Date: October 1, 1990

Additional Statistics

Number o, Students Enrolled 21.2

Number of Minorities / 28
Black / 12 (42%)
Hispanic / 8 (29%)
Asian / 8 (29%)
Avg.
LSAT / Avg.
GPA
Minorities / 33 / 2.89
Black / 29 / 2.54
Hispanic / 37 / 3.04
Asian / 36 / 3.15
Entering Class3 / 38 / 3.28
Entering Class4 / 39 / 3.35

3. Including minorities.

4. Excluding minorities.