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: Constitutionally CorrectWho needs law school? One man tries different route to bar exam
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Wall Street Journal / Law Blog: "A handful of states allow an aspirant to bypass law school by apprenticing with an active lawyer or judge, but for the most part, if you wanna be the next David Boies, you?ve pretty much got to go the law-school route. Is this fair? An Indiana man doesn?t think so. Clarence K. Carter is a former Indiana prisoner and aspiring lawyer who wants to become a lawyer without going to law school, which is required by Indiana law. So Carter is doing what you might imagine: he?s suing Indiana, claiming the law requiring law-school graduation is unconstitutional. Click here for the story, from the Indianapolis Star. Click here for Carter?s complaint."Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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