END LIMITING BAR ADMISSION RULES TO INCREASE LAW PRACTICE BY YOUNG, JOBLESS, LAW GRADUATES IN MORE JURISDICTIONS

I am petitioning the White House to eliminate restrictive Bar Admissions requirements in all 50 Jurisdictions in the United States to try and increase variety of jurisdictions for young, unemployed, U.S. law graduates to practice law. In many of our jurisdictions, it is easier for a foreign student to qualify to sit for a Bar Exam than it is for an American law graduate, particularly if that student graduated from a State Accredited law School rather than a nationally recognized Accredited law School. Why should it be easier for a foreign law student to rise to the acceptable Bar Association level than it is for a student that studies law in the United States regardless of accreditation? (see Supreme Court of New Hampshire v. Piper, 470 U.S. 274 (1985) & Article IV, Section 2 U.S. Const.