To give any legal advice, you must be a licensed attorney, which requires that you pass the bar exam, which requires (in most states) that you attend an ABA acc

To give any legal advice, you must be a licensed attorney, which requires that you pass the bar exam, which requires (in most states) that you attend an ABA accredited law school. This system limits the supply of lawyers, which drives up their wages. That's bad. But what is also bad is that it allows the ABA to impose its priorities on law schools. (http://goo.gl/tosb http://goo.gl/tosb etc.) And don't even get me started on the restrictions on law firms taking outside capital.