Education
Apr. 24, 2017
State-accredited law schools seek skills training mandate
The 15-units requirement would be an accreditation guideline for the schools rather than a pre-licensure rule applying to students.
By Lyle Moran
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California-accredited law schools have proposed that they be mandated to provide at least 15 units of practice-based skills training in their curricula.
The requirement would be an accreditation guideline for the schools rather than a pre-licensure rule applying to students.
The schools put forward the proposal in the aftermath of the State Bar deciding last fall not to move ahead with requ...
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