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After seven years of struggle following an order by the Georgia Supreme Court that the school must become nationally accredited or lose its state accreditation, Atlanta's John Marshall Law School is poised for success. The ABA's accrediting body has voted to grant the school provisional accreditation. All that remains is for the ABA's House of Delegates to ratify the vote at its mid-winter meeting. Dean John E. Ryan said he felt "relief and thankfulness that the efforts ... have paid off."
December 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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