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I don't disagree with you, but a paralegal working in criminal law for the past 20 years may not be up to snuff on probate or tax law. I think the solution is
by ZanyProgrammer 12y ago
I don't disagree with you, but a paralegal working in criminal law for the past 20 years may not be up to snuff on probate or tax law.
I think the solution is to drastically scale back the number of newly minted JDs (there's a vast oversupply of lawyers) as well at the same time reduce law school to 2 years.
- andrewfong 12y ago> I don't disagree with you, but a paralegal working in criminal law for the past 20 years may not be up to snuff on probate or tax law. Neither are newly minted JDs for the most part. That's why there are bar study courses. Those courses are expensive but still vastly cheaper than three years of law school.
- rahimnathwani 12y agoHow do you scale back the number of newly minted JDs? Do you prevent some capable people who want to be lawyers, from becoming lawyers? Do you support the taxi medallion system, on the basis that it prevents there from being too many taxis?