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Should the US Eliminate Entry Barriers to the Practice of Law? [pdf]

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Re: Should the US Eliminate Entry Barriers to the Practice of Law? [pdf]

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Where the National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984 federally sets the minimum drinking age to 21, I would buy that the most common interaction that everyone, not just citizens, residing in the US, is with that restriction. Most people only deal with federal income tax once a year, while most everyone who drinks has their ID checked at every interaction. Pedantically, the law indirectly sets the age for purchasing (a…

I meant, interacting with the law in the context of actually needing help from someone else to intepret it and follow it (or what to do after violating it).

you meant, I'm right and you're wrong. thats okay. I like being right too.

when I can't delete this message is how long the edit window is. it's total bullshit for dang to add a timeout for editing and not tell the site.

Re: Should the US Eliminate Entry Barriers to the Practice of Law? [pdf]

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I meant, interacting with the law in the context of actually needing help from someone else to intepret it and follow it (or what to do after violating it).

you meant, I'm right and you're wrong. thats okay. I like being right too. when I can't delete this message is how long the edit window is. it's total bullshit for dang to add a timeout for editing and not tell the site.

sigh. got distracted. I'll have to try again some other time.
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