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The state bar of California recently approved rules for the regulation of unaccredited law schools, despite some concerns voiced by state law deans. Deans of accredited law schools worry that the new regulations will blur the line between their institutions and the unaccredited schools. Deans from the unaccredited schools, like Concord Law School's Barry Currier, fear the new rules will endanger their "nonbar" J.D. degrees.
August 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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