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						  SPRINGFIELD &mdash; The University of Illinois disclosed Wednesday it had found three more years in which grade and standardized test data for incoming classes of law students had been inflated and forwarded on to organizations that rank law schools. The &ldquo;discrepancies,&rdquo; as the university characterized them, occurred for enrolled classes 2011 through 2013, according to a university statement. Earlier this month, the U. of I. acknowledged inflated test scores and grade data for the 2014 class and placed an assistant dean at the university&rsquo;s College of Law on administrative leave. The new revelation involved student data reported to U.S. News  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   