Law Students Take on Their Law School

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<p>Sometimes law students find their first case is against their own law schools. Check out what happened in California. <a href=“Law.com”>Law.com. The article states about one law student:

Mohammad Kashmiri, the lead plaintiff in the first class action, had to take a semester off working odd jobs before he could return to Boalt and get his degree. When he started, he said, Boalt cost $11,000 a year; in his last year, it was $25,000. </p>

<p>He was admitted to the California Bar in May, but said he has $130,000 in debt, limiting his career choices. </p>

<p>“They are privatizing public education,” Kashmiri said.

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