CHAPTER 6, part 2, American Bar Association - enhanced edition

By the spring of 1991 MSL's enrollment had surged and the school had put down a million dollars on a beautiful new red brick building. It was time, thought Velvel and Coyne, to seek accreditation from the ABA. But the more they learn about the ABA's long history of keeping "the undesirables" out of legal education the more it is clear that in no way did MSL fit the rigid ABA mold.

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