Also, for further details: you don’t have to sit on a law school admissions committee to know whether or not GPA and test scores are the only things that matter, although it would be extremely helpful to have done so. Studying at law school and hearing your classmates mention their LSAT scores and knowing their backgrounds will give plenty of personal examples that destroy the claim that meeting a LSAT/GPA cutoff will result in admission, but not meeting it will result in rejection. Those kinds of personal experiences add color to the raw data that one can find on the Internet and help show the full picture, above and beyond what some Internet exploring of law school admissions information will show.
I’m not asking for Demosthenes to post his or her name or anything; Demosthenes just refuses to provide any non-identifying information to show that he or she has a relevant background for discussions about top-10 law schools and Biglaw.