which states - besides California - admit graduates from
non-ABA-accredited law schools to the Bar upon passing their bar exam?

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Request for Question Clarification by markj-ga on 24 Jan 2005 11:04 PST

dchait --

I can give you a link to a table that shows how many people took the
bar exam in each state in 2003 (the most recent tabulated data), along
with the percentage that passed.

What is important for your purposes is that the table gives separate
data for bar candidates that graduated from ABA-approved law schools,
non-ABA-approved law schools, foreign law schools and those that
qualifed by law office training.

According to the table, 24 states had one or more 2003 bar exam takers
who graduated from non-ABA-approved law schools.

The only weakness in this data for your purposes that I can see is
that it is possible that a state that will admit non-ABA law school
graduates did not have any such candidates in 2003.


Would this table meet your needs?


markj-ga

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Clarification of Question by dchait-ga on 24 Jan 2005 12:26 PST

Some states may only admit graduates from non-accredited schools after
practicing in another state for three years or more.