Re: West Coast & DL Law Schools Should Change Focus

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West Coast is not a law school and
can not give out law degrees.

Stop doing drugs and face reality.

Then maybe go to a real law school

On 2/10/09, Evolve & Adapt for the Future wrote:
> All I'm saying is that even within the CA State Bar rules an
> unregistered law school can exist. The rules clearly state the the
bar
> will not regulate "undergraduate legal degrees or paralegal
programs".
>
> A DL Law school registers with the CA Bar to be able to have their
> students eligible to take the baby bar. If the school has no interest
> in that, or awarding any of the professional degrees listed in the CA
> State bar rules then the CA State bar is not its regulating
authority.
>
> WCSL or any other correspondence law school may be able to provide
law
> training to students that does not lead to a juris doctor degree or
> other professional degree.
> There a many unregistered and unacreditted schools, institutes,
> graduate schools, career training colleges in CA already teaching law
> subject classes. The CA State bar does not interfere with them.
>
> Further the notice sent to WCSL by the State bar dated feb 3, 2009
> tell it that its registered status is terminated but does not
instruct
> WCSL to cease its instruction of students. And as you can see WCSL
has
> already started an undergraduate legal degree program "substantially
> similar" to the course of study of their former Juris Doctor program.
> WCSL can teach law classes but these cant lead to professional law
> degree that is listed in the State Bar rules.
>
>
> On 2/10/09, -- wrote:
>> On 2/10/09, Evolve & Adapt wrote:
>>> Sorry Big Lawboy,
>>>
>>> What I have written is not rubbish as you wish. No where in the
>>> rules of CA State Bar does it say that an un-registered
>>> unaccredited law school cannot call it self a Law School, Law
>>> Institute, Law Graduate School, Law College or a University Law
>>> department or program.
>>>
>>> The purpose of the State bar and its rules is based on the
>> premise
>>> that only "registered law schools" can award "professional law
>>> degrees", hey smarty read the rules. See rule 4.201, A-C.
>>>
>>> "The Committee of Bar Examiners (“the Committee”) is authorized
>> by
>>> law to register, oversee, and regulate unaccredited law schools
>> in
>>> California." Rule 4.201
>>>
>>> CA State Bar rules apply to the "registered unaccredited law
>>> schools" that it covers in rule 4.201, the schools it oversees,
>>> regulates and registers. Registration is the key.....
>>>
>>> Any California institute, college, university, career training
>>> school can teach law courses. A CA educational institution can
>>> offer law courses and offer law or legal subject matter
>> training.
>>> Only thing is that it's students are not able to sit for the CA
>>> baby bar or bar exam.
>>>
>>> This leaves that door open to WCSL offering its undergraduate
>>> legal degree as well as any law training courses it may want to
>>> offer. These unregistered law schools can issued certificates or
>>> diplomas in law subjects training programs.
>>>
>>> Really Big Lawboy, you have to read, its important.
>>
>> Yeah sure Mr. Dean:
>>
>> There is nothing that says you can't open up a $29.95 law school
>> program that has as its only requirement that you send $29.95 for
>> a diploma. The diploma will be worth less than the blank paper it
>> is printed on. Schools unacceptable to the CA bar are absolutely
>> worthless. For goodness sake, the rest of the country thumbs its
>> nose at these so called CA baby bar law schools. If a law school
>> can't even qualify to be a baby bar school, you will get more
>> respect pushing a shopping cart full of plastic bags than waiving
>> a degree from a school that can't even be a baby bar school.
>>
>> Stop preaching about your loser school diploma mill.