That’s a really difficult question to answer, mostly because there are so many intangibles: what’s your life experience, what do your letters of rec say, what’s your work experience, what extra cirriculars do you participate in, what can you bring to a school? If you’re solely looking at stats, I suggest checking out U.S. News and World Reports report on law schools. They’ll give the 25th-75th percentile for both LSAT and GPA. If you’re fairly ordinary (so far as life/work/diversity), then expect to get above a 3.75 and a 90th percentile on your LSATs to get into one of the top 14.

Law school? A lack of morals and some cash will help.