Easiest graded RA credits

[sanantone]

I wonder if anyone has tried to ask the professor if they can redo the assignment for a higher grade or even redo the entire course?

If you retake a course, LSAC will include the final grades from both courses in their calculation.

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There are a few websites that will calculate your chance of getting into certain laws schools based on data they have from self-reports.

Someone with a 3.9 GPA and 170 LSAT score might get selected over someone with a 4.0 GPA and 172 LSAT score. When candidates are this close, other items in the application packet matter more. However, that doesn't change the fact that your GPA and LSAT score are the biggest factors, and someone with a significantly lower LSAT score and GPA has almost no chance of being selected over the other person. That person won't even get to the interview at a competitive law school.

Some schools post the stats of their law school classes where they might show the lowest LSAT score and GPA accepted. But, since the OP has a very high GPA, this shouldn't even be a concern. Energy would be better spent on studying for the LSAT.