Louisiana College plans to establish a 1,000-student law school in Pineville with a "biblical worldview" that aims to train defenders of conservative Christian values. The college expects to enroll up to 40 students in 2009, building up to 300 students. The school, which could cost more than $15 million, will seek accreditation from the American Bar Association and will be named for Judge Paul Pressler, a leader in the conservative takeover of the Southern Baptist Convention over the last few decades.
August 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Louisiana College plans to establish a law school with a “biblical worldview” that aims to train defenders of conservative Christian values.
Louisiana College, a 1,000-student school in Pineville, expects to hire a law dean next year and enroll up to 40 students in 2009, eventually, building enough capacity to enroll 300 students. The school will seek accreditation from the American Bar Association.
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