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Re: Online Law Schools Book
Posted by LD on 1/24/08

    For people looking into law, whats great about many of these online juris doctor
    programs in this book is that most of them give you the Bachelors degree in Law
    after the 2nd year BSL, so in 2-4 years, you can earn a BSL and JD and sit for a
    Bar, and you can get into it w/o any previous college,


    n 1/24/08, LD wrote:
    > Not much, but they seem to have a good program, but the book details all the
    > programs. you are going to have to choose if you want the ca route or go dc.
    > In 2-3 years, more aba programs will probably open online to give you more of
    > a chance to get all the courses for dc online. but the online law schools
    > book has many aba online llm programs, some I never new had online programs.
    > Worse case, and you dont have to take hte baby bar and go 4 years, is you do a
    > 2-3 year exec jd from 1 of the schools, or novus, and go to an in person aba
    > llm to get the dc courses, and sit for dc w/o the baby bar, and w/o the 4 year
    > JD. you only need any non aba jd for DC and not the 4 year bar programs.
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    > On 1/20/08, Darren wrote:
    >> Thanks much LD, that is good information. I'm in MO and looking to get into
    >> law. I called for the book and was told to call back in February as is was
    > in
    >> the final editing stage. Have you heard of anybody that went through Novus
    >> and how they liked/disliked it??
    >>
    >>
    >> On 1/19/08, LD wrote:
    >>> Ph and Once you pass 1 bar exam, even with a Non ABA Online Law School JD
    >>> degree, you can practice certain federal law in every state. Say you go
    >>> the novus and aba route, and pass DC, Since you have a Non ABA jd, you can
    >>> only practice ALL LAW in DC, but Tax Law, Immigration, Disability, Soc
    >>> Sec, Vet court,appeals court, us court, and much much more and fall under
    >>> federal guidelines and if you live in NY, you can practice federal law
    >>> immed even with a non aba JD, THEN, on teh ncbex.org site, it states how
    >>> long each state makes you wait before you can take their bar. For example,
    >>> NY makes you practice 5 years, but you can already be a federal lawyer in
    >>> NY, then after 5 years, you can take the NY bar and practice any law. Hope
    >>> htat helps.
    >>>
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    >>> On 1/19/08, LD wrote:
    >>>> You can take a bar with Novus Law School by doing this. Washington DC
    >>>> allows a degree from Novus along with 26 ABA credits. If you go this
    >>>> route, you do not have to take the 4 year california route and baby
    >>>> bar. I highly reccomend the book as it goes over everything and its
    >>>> being rereleased in FRB--800 359 8010---
    >>>> Dc requires 26 credits on subjects on their bar. Its listed on their
    >>>> site but It can be any bar subject. So you have 2 options and can
    >>>> finish much quicker than going the CA route.
    >>>> 1. Take the 2 year Novus Juris Doctor program
    >>>> 2. There are many new ABA Online LLM protrams now, in the book it lists
    >>>> them all, but you may or may not be able to get the credits online, but
    >>>> possible, schools like thomas jefferson ,uconn and more have online llm
    >>>> programs. OR, go to a 1 year LLM program in person, and you would have
    >>>> a mssters degree from an aba school. I am in FL, and many many LLM
    >>>> programs allow you to take JD electives, I confirmed that at ST thomas
    >>>> Law and U of Miami Law. SO, If you cant get all the 26 aba credits
    >>>> online, you can always go in person. Its a bit costlier, but you dont
    >>>> have to go the ca 4 year and baby bar route. Plus, the DC bar is not as
    >>>> tough as the CA bar,'
    >>>>
    >>>> OR, go to 1 of the cal online law schools in the book and its 4 years
    >>>> and you have to take the baby bar. I like the DC route, and with novus
    >>>> only 5k, and say 20 k for your LLM from an ABA School(make sure you take
    >>>> bar subjects)-and they dont have to be 1st year courses, just any DC bar
    >>>> subject, you are at about 25k for all of law school, you have a JD and
    >>>> an LLM from an ABA School, and you can sit for the DC Bar. good luck
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>> n 1/10/08, Darren wrote:
    >>>>> So, to be clear, with Novus, you cannot take the bar exam for any
    >>>> state?
    >>>>> I am eager to get into law and was considering Novus. Also, can you
    >>>>> tell me what the price of the book is?
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>> On 1/05/08, LD wrote:
    >>>>>>
    >>>>>> If you got your JD from Novus, and added 26 aba credits, you can sit
    >>>>>> for the DC Bar and practice any Federal Practice in any state.
    >>>>>> There are online LLM's from ABA schools in this book that can
    >>>>>> possibly assist you in earning your 26 aba credits online. DC does
    >>>>>> allow LLM level courses for the 26 credits, just need to be bar
    >>>>>> subjects. So, Novus in 2 years, and an Online LLM in 1 year, and sit
    >>>>>> for DC bar in 3 years.
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    >>>>>>>>
    >>>>>>>> Good Afternoon!
    >>>>>>>> I am curious to know if a JD from Novus qualify one to take the
    >>>>>>>> California "baby bar" under the category of being a
    >>>>>>>> correspondence school?
    >>>>>>>> Happy holidays,
    >>>>>>>> Lisa
    >>>>>>>
    >>>>>>> Almost certainly not.
    >>>>>>> The schools (including correspondence and internet) that enable you
    >>>>>>> to move towards attorney licensing in California are listed here:
    >>>>>>> http://www.calbar.ca.gov/state/calbar/calbar_generic.jsp?
    >>>>>> cid=10115&id=5128
    >>>>>>>
    >>>>>>> Considering how many dubious quality correspondence schools HAVE
    >>>>>>> registered with the Calbar in times past it's hard to see any
    >>>>>>> advantage in dealing with a school that has not taken even that
    >>>>>>> minor step towards recognition and legitimacy.


 

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