Shireroth

Who here would be interested in attending a course at the university in the Shireithian legal system? If you pass the course, you would be well eqipped to take the upcoming bar exam, as well as having a deeper understanding of the legal system.

Maybe after my Kaisership. As it is now, 'twould most likely generate too many Decrees...

Quick, before His Niftiness is done with his Kaisership!

Hey, I can't be doing it while I'm Kaiser either. Some dozen decrees or so would come out as well.

I'll TA it....

Talk about hitting a moving target....

I'd like to ...

Good. A class of one so far.

Oi! I'm in!

But I'm not sure if I have time to do the course before you're Kaisership.

*shrug*

I'll do it anyway.

Okay. A class of two plus a TA so far.

Is this going to be part of a Law School? Can people earn a Shirerithian law degree now?

Well, it's going to be part of helping people pass the test to get a License to be a law practitioner in Shireroth.

Erik Mortis wrote:Well, it's going to be part of helping people pass the test to get a License to be a law practitioner in Shireroth.

That is awesome. That is taking micro-national education to the next level. I am the Chairman of the Micronational Council on Education, an accreditation organization for institutions of higher learning throughout micronationalism. I can tell you that I have not heard of any legal education programs until now, although I have discussed with it with individuals in Antica.

As it happens, I am the former Antican Speaker (as of tomorrow, when the election--in which I did not run--officially ends and my successor takes office.) But before that, I was the Provost of Antica's State Academy, its national university, and was also instrumental in its founding. A legal education would have been a nice addition to the State Academy. I do not think anyone thought of it though. But, anyway, I would like to know if you would be interested in your legal education program receiving accreditation from my organization. It seems what you have on your hands is not just a legal education program but more or less a Law School, and that is a college like any other, in my opinion. I do not know how formalized you are and whether you are in fact already organized as a college, but accreditation by the Micronational Council on Education does seem likely.

I'll sign up.