I went to a good law school, when I came back home I took my bar/bri classes at a local law school. Those fucking kids drooled on themselves, and I'm not saying that I was the smartest kid in my class. They're were some really fucking brilliant kids at my school. But some kids who go to law school are drool babies, and some school accept and/or produce them in mass.

I then took the bar here in California when it was considered the hardest in the country. It was three days, six hours each day. I studied my ass off for two months ahead of time. I passed.

Now in practice, I regularly run into dumb attorneys. I don't mean they're dumb because they disagree with my position. I mean they're fucking dumb, and they passed the bar.

In light of who can pass, I can't imagine what is going to happen when states are admitting kids that can't pass the exam. Competency will go out the fucking window.

My question is what is the courts plan to bury the fact the they're allowing retards to practice, e.g. lower malpractice standards? Blame the clients in cases before them?