According to another user, 2023 shook out like this
Adding to the general public info point, or just for anyone finding this thread while searching for this Q, here's how 2023 honors/coif ended up shaking out.
There were ~280 total JD grads. Latin honors:
1 summa cum laude (4.200+)
25 magna cum laude (3.970+)
~140 cum laude (3.650+)
For coif:
3 (of ~140) cum laudes made coif
4 magnas didn't get coif (at least two were transfers, which I think means they don't meet the 75% graded classes requirement)
Thus:
the coif cutoff was nearly a 3.970, probably 3.95-96
the median GPA was over a 3.65 (probably ~3.70 +/- .02)
~60% of the class made at least cum laude
In 2022, coif was exactly coterminous with the magna cutoff (3.970), but class of 2022 got one 1L semester of P/F which would have ordinarily been graded on a harsher curve, so higher gpas would be expected. Over half the class made cum laude that year.
2024 honors, with ~280 total JD grads:
0 summa cum laude (4.200+)
21 magna cum laude (3.970+)
138 cum laude (3.650+)
Coif:
10 cum laude graduates made coif
4 magna cum laude graduates did not make coif (all 4 were transfers and therefore ineligible)
Thus:
The coif cutoff was likely around low 3.9~
Excluding transfers, the top 6% of the class earned magna cum laude
The median GPA was again around 3.65, with about half of the class graduating cum laude
The coif/magna ratios and cutoffs returned to pre-Covid levels
