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I'm glad that this is being discussed seriously. This article takes on the more extreme case for almost complete deregulation, but there are many viable altern
by geebee 15y ago
I'm glad that this is being discussed seriously. This article takes on the more extreme case for almost complete deregulation, but there are many viable alternatives. While I support some licensing, I do think that law is an almost textbook case of regulatory capture. In particular, the requirement of three years of grad school in a specific type of school is almost certainly unnecessary.
This article seems to claim the elite tier of law would not be affected. I'm not so sure. Imagine if people with top degrees in other fields were allowed to take the bar, or allowed an accelerated degree program. Many people really can learn more in 6 months than others can learn in 3 years.