Re: letter? wash state--

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LD,

Since you've now developed a number of relationships with employees of the DC Bar, have you
ever thought to ask them a simple question. It might actually be quite interesting. If I
were you, I'd be dying to know the answer. And really, really find out before I enrolled at
Novus "University." Don't you think it would be a good idea to ask the following?

Namely: Have you, ever in the history of the DC Bar, certified a student with a distance-
learning, non-ABA JD and an online LLM to sit for your bax exam. Look, I'm not 100% sure you
are wrong, but why wouldn't you just do this one thing? Wouldn't it help you to sleep better
at night? Before you spend all the time and money purusing a route that perhaps has never
ever ever produced the result you are seeking?

Mike

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> #3 I dont see a need for a letter for DC when it clearly states that any non aba jd is ok
> with 26 bar tested aba subjects, and if you go to the dc appeals site for bar
> requirements, it lists the 20 or so subjects. Plus, I spoke to a MR Dix(the director of
> the DC Bar, not a phone worker), and was told that LLM subjects are ok.
> coa@dcca.state.dc.us thats the DC bar email for anyone interested.
>