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no_hypocrisy

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2. And what if the bar associations for other states find that the

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Wed Jan 7, 2026, 07:00 AM

Jan 7

reliance of the Texas Supreme Court is deficient compared to the more universally-accepted American Bar Association and they will not permit reciprocity in their states? IOW, if Texan attorneys want to practice in, say, Ohio, then they have to pass the Ohio Bar Exam and not be granted automatic privileges to practice law in that state.

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Texas Supreme Court Takes Over Law School Accreditation From ABA [View all] douglas9 Jan 7 OP

Pro-RWer............... Lovie777 Jan 7 #1

And what if the bar associations for other states find that the no_hypocrisy Jan 7 #2

I'm pretty sure lawsuit will follow all the way to the 6 assholes at the US SC.................. Lovie777 Jan 7 #3

WTF malaise Jan 7 #4

this is part of the plan to completely politicize attaining a Bar degree Javaman Jan 8 #5