Education
Dec. 16, 2014
End may be in sight for state's unaccredited law schools
Under a proposal, the state's 20-plus unaccredited schools would have 10 years to qualify for accreditation or be forced to close. But perhaps even more interesting, the same proposal would allow accreditation of online law schools.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The end may finally be coming for California's infamous unaccredited law schools. Under a proposal out for public comment, the state's 20-plus unaccredited schools would have 10 years to improve themselves enough to qualify for accreditation from the State Bar or close their doors.
Perhaps even more interesting, the same proposal from the bar's Committee of Bar Examiners would allo...
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