Re: West Coast & DL Law Schools Should Change Focus

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Who woke up Dom?

On 2/10/09, need bar approval to be a law school wrote:
> Soon West Coast will be removed
> from the Calif State Bar website.
>
> That will happen cuz THEY HAVE NO LEGAL
> AUTHORITY IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
> TO CALL THEMSELVES A "LAW SCHOOL".
>
> In the State of California there is
> no such thing as a legally operated
> "law school" that is not regulated
> by the California State Bar.
>
> West Coat will not be able to operate
> in California.
>
> everything else you published here
> about DL schools is also rubbish !
>
> On 2/10/09, Modify, Evolve and Grow wrote:
>> 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.