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Texas Ends American Bar Association's Monopoly On Law Schools
Texas became the first state to terminate the left-wing American Bar Association's oversight of its law schools on Tuesday.
Texas officially terminated the left-wing American Bar Association’s (ABA) oversight of its law schools on Tuesday, making it the first state in the nation to do so.
“[T]he Court advised that it intends to provide stability, certainty, and flexibility to currently approved law schools by guaranteeing ongoing approval to schools that satisfy a set of simple, objective, and ideologically neutral criteria using metrics no more onerous than those currently required by the ABA,” the court’s Tuesday order reads.
As The Federalist’s Joy Pullmann previously reported, the ABA regularly “advocates for and engages in unlawful racial and sexual discrimination and is a highly partisan actor on behalf of the Democrat Party and other anti-Constitution activists.” The organization, she noted, “deeply affects the U.S. lawyer pipe line and licensing system, accrediting law schools, rating judges, and weaponizing lawyer discipline.”
“Its rabid leftism means the ABA systematically ratchets the entire U.S. legal system against the U.S. Constitution,” Pullmann added.
Comment:
This is a good move for Texas.
The ABA has a monopoly on the nation's law schools.
Hopefully other states will do the same; but I doubt it.
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