Re: Dom, the troll, strikes again!

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Oh yea, you are the Jeffrey dude that was
both a "professor" at West Coast School of Law
and that was charged with a Federal Felony
in Fresno !

The same Jeffrey that sued Saratoga in
small claims court and posted all kinds
of crap on the internet.

Gottcha Dude!!

On 8/23/09, Jeff wrote:
> Dom is such a funny guy! Those Saratoga and SCUPS years seem to have been a bit tough
on him. Keep
> your head up Dom!
>
> On 8/23/09, ABA guy doesnt know who "Dom" is wrote:
>> Who in the Fu** is Dom?
>>
>> Jeff? Arent you the guy who used to be
>> at West Coast and was charged with
>> a Federal Felony?
>>
>> That you Jeff?
>>
>> On 8/23/09, Jeff wrote:
>>> watch out! He's out again!
>>> On 8/23/09, ABA guy hates West Coast "non-bar" graduates wrote:
>>>> Its true the West Coast non-bar J.D. graduates
>>>> are getting promoted to night shift manager
>>>> at Burger King !
>>>>
>>>> On 8/23/09, Chu wrote:
>>>>> Now now little one, don't be jealous and spiteful. Your true colors are showing,
>>>>> learn to be nice and play nice. Your colleagues are watching you.
>>>>>
>>>>> On 8/22/09, Congratulations wrote:
>>>>>> This fantastic news, Concord graduate gets admitted
>>>>>> it Calif Bar amd Mass. Bar. Also it was reported
>>>>>> that West School of Law graduate was promoted to night
>>>>>> shift manager at Burger King !
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 8/22/09, Chu wrote:
>>>>>>> The National Law Journal is reporting that Ross E. Mitchell, a graduate of
>>>>>>> the Concord Law School has passed the Massachusetts bar. I was interested
>>>>>> to
>>>>>>> see that he has also passed the notoriously difficult California bar exam.
>>>>>>> As is reported below, Mitchell sued successfully to be allowed to sit for
>>>>>>> the Massachusetts bar exam.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Yeah, That's the Ticket!: Online Law School Grad Who Sued to Take Bar
>>>>>>> Gets His License
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> By Sheri Qualters | The National Law Journal
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> BOSTON — An online law school graduate who sued the Supreme Judicial
>>>>>>> Court of Massachusetts for the opportunity to take that state's bar
>>>>>>> examination is now a newly minted Massachusetts lawyer.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The Boston Herald first reported that Ross E. Mitchell is the first
>>>>>>> Massachusetts lawyer with an exclusively online legal education. Mitchell
>>>>>>> was sworn in on June 22 and has 90 days to register with the Massachusetts
>>>>>>> Board of Bar Overseers, according to the court.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Mitchell, a Newton, Mass.-based independent computer consultant, said
>>>>>> he
>>>>>>> views his legal credentials as "another tool in his consulting arsenal."
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> "I don't plan to hang out a shingle per se," Mitchell said. "What I see
>>>>>>> myself doing is pretty much making myself available to take on interesting
>>>>>>> projects you need to be lawyer to do."
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Last November, Mitchell won his case against the state's Board of Bar
>>>>>>> Examiners, which denied his bid to bypass a requirement that U.S.-trained
>>>>>>> applicants be graduates of an American Bar Association-accredited law
>>>>>>> school. Mitchell v. Board of Bar Examiners, No. SJC-10157 (Mass.). The
>>>>>> court
>>>>>>> allowed Mitchell to sit for the bar because the ABA is mulling changes to
>>>>>>> its accreditation standards.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Last September, the ABA launched a comprehensive review of its
>>>>>> standards
>>>>>>> for the approval of law schools. Currently, ABA-approved schools can only
>>>>>>> allow graduates to take up to 12 credit hours of classes online.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Mitchell, who was a pro se litigant in his Supreme Judicial Court case,
>>>>>>> graduated from Concord Law School. Mitchell has also passed the California
>>>>>>> general bar examination and the Multistate Professional Responsibility
>>>>>>> Examination, and he was admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of
>>>>>>> Appeals for the 1st Circuit.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> In the spring of 2008, Mitchell was also one of four Concord Law
>>>>>>> graduates sworn in to the U.S. Supreme Court's bar.
>>>>>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On 8/22/09, Linda wrote:
>>>>>>>> Has Lincoln given up on DETC? A few months ago they were saying "any
>>>>>>>> day now" and currently they say nothing. How many times can a school be
>>>>>>>> turned down and still be listed by DETC as an applicant?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Linda
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> On 8/20/09, Anthony wrote:
>>>>>>>>> I've got an application into Taft and will make the move if they
>>>>>>>>> accept me. I was accepted two years ago but went to another school.
>>>>>>>>> But since Taft started offering federal student aid it's not as easy
>>>>>>>>> to get in.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Anthony
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> On 8/19/09, Tran wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> Are you transferring to Taft or Concord? I heard they'll accept one
>>>>>>>>>> year of transfer credit from an unaccredited school if you apply
>>>>>>>>>> right after passing the Baby Bar. I'm considering making the jump.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> On 8/19/09, Scott wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>> I passed on my first try, along with 15 others from Abraham
>>>>>>>>>>> Lincoln University. Not sure what the pass rate was but the lady
>>>>>>>>>>> on the phone at the Bar told me the numbers were low when I called
>>>>>>>>>>> for my results.