Education
Feb. 13, 2013
Law schools make case to State Bar
The State Bar is taking a preliminary look at whether to phase out unaccredited law schools, but administrators from such schools are already up in arms.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The State Bar is taking a preliminary look at whether to phase out unaccredited law schools, but administrators from such schools are already up in arms.
A special State Bar task force met Tuesday to discuss whether there is still a place for law schools that lack accreditation from both the American Bar Association and the State Bar. Participants discussed whether the schools should be s...
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