The Indiana Supreme Courtroom dominated Thursday that college students from non-American Bar Affiliation-accredited regulation colleges can sit for the bar in Indiana.
The order amending Admission and Self-discipline Guidelines states that for admission to the Indiana bar, the applicant should have obtained a J.D. from a U.S. regulation college that, on the time of the applicant’s commencement, was on the authorized checklist of the ABA-accredited regulation colleges. Nevertheless, the State Board of Legislation Examiners has the discretion to waive that requirement for candidates from non-approved regulation colleges who’ve met sure academic necessities.
