I previously blogged the $120 million class action lawsuit filed against the American Justice School of Law, a non-accredited for-profit law school in Paducah, Kentucky.  The ABA Journal and Wall Street Journal Law Blog report today that the school — renamed Barkley School of Law following settlement of the lawsuit which resulted in the transfer of the school to Laxmaiah Manchikanti, an anesthesiologist specializing in pain medicine — will cancel its Fall classes if its new $5 million library and the renovation of a classroom building are not soon completed. Contracts for all fifteen faculty have not been renewed. Here’s the money quote:

The students said they paid $13,250 a semester for tuition, but there was no toilet paper in the restrooms.

Wikipedia reports that the school is named after Alben W. Barkley, Harry Truman’s Vice-President.