Homestead mailing list

[Clansgian AT wmconnect.com]

I think you know the steep hill to an informed populace. I think you 
know that is not accomplished by merely saying what we "need to do." 
What do you or the Libertarian Party suggest?


I and the libertarian party recognize that there is no easy road from here to 
there.  The road to an informed populace is shortened when people are allowed 
to absorb the hard knocks from being uninformed or ill informed.

> 
> "Can I take the Virginia bar exam if I did not graduate from a law 
> school which was approved by the American Bar Association (ABA) at 
> the time of my graduation?
> 
> "No. The Board has adopted the ABA Standards for Approval of Law 
> Schools. Thus it is unlikely that a law school which has been found 
> not to comply with the Standards by the ABA would be approved by the Board."
> 
> 

Gene, this only address the question of whether the school one attended was 
approved by the ABA and has nothing whatever to do with 'reading the law'.

"Currently, the seven states that offer this option are California, Vermont, 
Virginia, Washington, New York, Maine, and Wyoming. In California, Vermont, 
Virginia, and Washington, individuals are admitted to take the bar exam if 
they 
have performed three or four years of apprentice work that has been 
registered 
with the state.}

http://www.lawcrossing.com/article/index.php?id=2119