on whether to apply to or stay in law school, satirized the federal loan system, and suggested that law school administrators should be held accountable for unethical conduct. Olson has criticized law schools for being sources of influential liberal ideas and training grounds for future liberal political leaders. In 2012, Campos self-published a book on law school, Don't Go to Law School (Unless). In the spring of 2013, Campos, Tamanaha, and Merritt signed a letter to ABA Task Force on the future of legal education about the cost of legal education and the employment outcomes for new law graduates. The letter was also signed by several dozen other law professors. References Bibliography Campos, Paul and Jonathan Chait (2004). "Sabermetrics for Football." The New York Times. December 12. (2004). "Paul Campos." Time.com. Retrieved September 12, 2007. (2007). "Paul Campos." University of Colorado Law School. Retrieved September 12, 2007. Living people Year of birth missing (living people) University of Colorado Boulder faculty University of Colorado Law School faculty University of Michigan Law School alumni Place of birth missing (living people) Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies alumni