Re: West Coast & DL Law Schools Should Change Focus

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Some DL law schools will change their focus from the training
bar eligible law students to students that want law training
programs geared toward quasi-law practice areas.

Some quasi-law practice areas are tax law state & federal,
social security law practice, mediation and arbitration,
notarial law and legal document preparation. These areas are
growing fields and they all provide for non-lawyers to get
certified or licensed to practice by federal, state or State
Supreme Court entities.

DL correspondence law schools that are no longer registered
with the CA State Bar can meet the training needs of these new
quasi-legal practitioners. The law training DL law schools can
provide to these non-traditional law practitioners is
invaluable. Especially since these areas are all sensitive and
affects the legal rights of citizens.

Important to note that a number of State Supreme Courts have
stated that the quasi-law areas mentioned above are areas
where non-lawyers are authorized by statute or administrative
agency rules to practice law. Basically this translates to
authorized practice of law by non-lawyers.

DL correspondence law schools should market themselves to
these new kinds of quasi-legal practitioners, correspondence
law school in these areas can be a wonderful resource of
education and training for those unable or uninterested in the
traditional practices and avenues.

You see there is a bright future for all DL and correspondence
law school in California, California the best state in the
nation with justice for all.

On 2/10/09, Karen wrote:
> The letter from the Bar revoking the school's registration
> is now posted on the West Coast website.