The document proposes a new model for legal education called the "MIT School of Law" to better prepare students for the changing legal market. It argues current legal education focuses too much on mimicry of elite schools and lacks skills in legal technology. The MIT School of Law would have different admissions criteria to attract more technically-minded students and faculty. It would require interdisciplinary courses and emphasize hands-on learning through projects. The goal is to train "T-shaped professionals" with both legal expertise and skills in areas like technology, design, business models. This would better connect legal education to the industry and help law schools lead innovation.