Government
Feb. 5, 2013
State Bar pushes plan to force unaccredited law schools to gain accreditation
The State Bar Committee of Bar Examiners strongly endorsed the idea of forcing the state's unaccredited law schools either to achieve full California accreditiation or shut down.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
GARDEN GROVE - California State Bar officials have strongly endorsed plans either to force unaccredited law schools to gain accreditation or go out of business.
Meeting in a special planning session Friday to explore future initiatives, members of the Committee of Bar Examiners also supported accrediting online, or distance-learning, law schools. The schools, which lack buildings or traditional...
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