Can I take the Louisiana bar exam if I did not graduate from a law school which was approved by the American Bar Association (ABA) at the time of my graduation?
No, you must be a graduate of a law school located in the United States or its territories that is accredited by the American Bar Association as of the date on which a juris doctorate or its equivalent is conferred on the applicant. If an applicant is a graduate of a law school that is not located in the United States or its territories, such applicant must submit an application for an equivalency determination in accordance with Section 6 of this Rule.
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