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![handle is hein.lbr/srupapl0003 and id is 1 raw text is: iON OF LEGAL
UCATION AND
)MISSIONS TO
THE BAR
CHAIRMAN
Joseph R Juln
University of Florida
Colege of Law
.ainesville, FL 32611
CHAIRMAN-ELECT
Samuel 0. Thurman
L Lake City, ur 84112
VICE-CHAIRMAN
* Lawrence Newman
Now York. NY 10022
SECRETARY
S David Peahkin
'es Moines IA 50302
ION DELEGATE TO
THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES
Sharo Whitmore
veily Hills, CA 90210
LAST RETIRING
CHAIRMAN
George N. Leighton
Chicago. IL 60804
OUNCIL .EMBERS
Barbara A. Babcock
Washington. DC
Willard L Boyd
Iowa City. IA
albot S. D'Alemberte
Miami. FL
James K. Groves
Denver. CO
Damon J. Keith
Detroit. MI
Robert J. Kutak
Omaha. NB
Robert 8. McKay
New York. NY
William Pincus
New York, Ne
Cruz Reynovo
Sacramento. CA
Gordon 0. Schaber
3acrampnto. CA
Thomas B Stool. Jr.
Washington. DC
Judith T. Younger
Itnaca. NY
JLANT ON LEGAL
2tUCATION TO THE
AMERICAN BAR
ASSOCIATION
James P White
Indiana University
ion Bldg.. Room 127
lorth Lansing Street
ijanaools, IN 46202
YOUNG .. WYE.?S
SECTION LIAISON
Ronald C Grilfin
Eugene. OR
TUDENT DIVISION
L!AISON
Sharon 0 Meyers
South RoyIton VT
Howdrd W:cKer
Madison, WI
STAFF DIRECTOR
rederck . F, wluiln
merican ; ir Center
55 East rtn Street
Chir-agc. IL v50637
Deans of ABA Approved Law Schools
James P. White, Consultant on Legal Education
to the American Bar Association
/ )i\ AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT: Interpretations of the American Bar Association
Standards and Rules of Procedure for Approval
of Law Schools
(Note: Supercedes Memorandum 7677-47 dated
June 20, 1977.]
Many requests seeking information pertaining to inter-
pretations of the American Bar Association Standards have
been received by this, and other offices of the Section of
Legal Education. We have tried to reply to these requests
in a timely fashion. In this regard, this office has insti-
gated the practice of compiling all interpretations so that
they may be readily available to anyone who should desire
this information. The following is a summary of the inter-
pretations, and their author, which have been rendered
regarding certain Standards. All interpretations contained
in this memorandum have been reviewed by the Council of the
Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar of the
American Bar Association.
Standards 102 and 13
L02 The American Bar Association believes that every
candidate for admission to the bar should have
graduated from a law school approved by the Ameri-
can Bar Association, that graduation from a law
school should not alone confer the right of ad-
mission to the bar, and that every candidate for
admission should be examined by public authoritv
to determine his fitness for admission.
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PLEASE REPLY TO
CONSULTANT ON LEGAL EDUCATION
TO THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
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Telephone: 317-264-8071
317-264-4908
February 1, 1978
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