Judges and Judiciary
Dec. 16, 1999
Education Deregulation
By Richard A. Epstein Let's suppose that the improbable happens - that state bar associations no longer require bar candidates to attend three years of law school. What then? Clearly, this regulatory change would precipitate a welcome reexamination of the education law schools provide their students. One suggestion is that the market would and should move toward two-year law schools or perhaps even dispense with law school altogether. But don't bet on it.
Let's suppose that the improbable happens - that state bar associations no longer require bar candidates to attend three years of law school. What then? Clearly, this regulatory change would precipitate a welcome reexamination of the education law schools provide their students. One suggestion is that t...
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