Republican leaders of the Georgia House last week backed off an attempt to allow graduates of unaccredited law schools to take the State Bar exam. Supporters attempted to attach their proposal to Senate Bill 237, which was related to rules for licensing architects. After several lawmakers spoke against the amendment, it was removed from SB 237. But one supporter of unaccredited law school graduates, Rep. Barry A. Fleming, R-Harlem, said he or another lawmaker would re-introduce the proposal next year.
April 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Republican leaders of the Georgia House last week backed off an attempt to allow graduates of unaccredited law schools to take the State Bar exam.
Supporters attempted to attach their proposal to Senate Bill 237, which was related to rules for licensing architects. After several lawmakers, including Reps. Wendell Willard, R-Atlanta, and Mary Margaret Oliver, D-Decatur, spoke against the amendment, it was removed from SB 237.
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