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: Chuck NewtonLaw Schools Of The Deep South
By chucknewton
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The "deep south" is often defined a number of different way and to include a number of different states, but generally most believe it to refer to Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Caroline. To those who wish to stay in this region to go to law school, you will have carve out the schools of Florida and Texas. Most of the law schools are ABA approved. A few are not, with most of these in Alabama. They are:
Alabama
Birmingham School of Law, Bir read more
Full post as published by Chuck Newton on February 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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