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I love this. There are so many smart people I’ve met in my life who are hindered by the fact that they can’t afford formal education. Some people would never be able to become a lawyer because they don’t have the money for law school and that should not be what stop someone, if they’re too dumb to pass the bar that’s one thing but not having money. Shouldn’t be a reason.
Wha6 is the success rate in practice tho?
In my experience, the testing is easier than actual work-knowledge requirements.
To compare they really need to include the proportion of people going to law school that never attempt the bar exam.
I suspect that would bring their 68% figure right down.
My grandfather did this!
What are the odds that the people working under a lawyer are doing it with the intention of apprenticeship? Many do it primarily as employment and then attempt it provided the option being available. I think its a bivariate issue that can't isolate the intention whereas law school is very singular.
A bunch of states do this.
Some places allow for someone to be a judge without a law degree 😮
Applying the apprenticeship concept outside of blue collar trades? I like it.
interesting to know if it's a historical holdover because you haven't had to have a JD forever to take the bar… it's basically a 1900-ish thing which spread thereafter…
Sweet. Call me Saul Goodman
this is what Kim K was doing I think lol
Sure the pass rate is lower, but the overall resources invested into the test taker is less.
Ah so you just need connections, cool cool
Highly discouraging saving $200k on law school lol.
Corrupt state