Re: LL.M degree will not get you bar admission

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Why doesn't this turkey who is looking to circumvent the educational requirements
needed to be an attorney just move onto another career. There is a reason why
an attorney needs a good education. Education improves your mind, your analysis and
especially your writing. He continually demonstrates that all of these qualities are severely
lacking in his repetoire. I suggest turkey man concentrate on becoming a professional with a
solid education - or become a paralegal - or move on to another field. The basis of his
strategic "maneuvering" to try and qualify for the DC bar is rediculous. Most here want a
good education. If turkey man wants a fifth rate education, then do what you must and leave the
rest of us alone. To suggest to people that they pony up money to Novus for an "education" in order to
shave a year off to qualify for any bar exam is outright stupid.

Idiot Police

On 9/28/08, -- wrote:
> On 9/28/08, fact checker rides again wrote:
>> Oh I am not concerned I graduated from an ABA law school.
>>
>> But his list of ABA law schools was incorrect.
>>
>> 99.9&37; of ABA law schools want ABA JD for LLM program admission.
>>
>> 2 ABA law schools will accept non ABA JD correspondence
>> and the rest will NOT !
>>
>> Also he lists Chapman University Law School as
>> online........NOPE......no such thing and they
>> dont accept NON ABA JD correspondence degrees PERIOD !
>>
>> and many ABA law schools have a general LLM degree
>> program, where JD classes can be taken, but not online and
>> they only accept foreign law graduates and
>> you CAN NOT take 26 units of JD classes in the LLM program.
>>
>> all fantasy !
>
> Yup!
> ABA '08 Grad