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To: Bidimus1
I was licensed for a Mo-ped as a teen but have since not renewed that lic. because I no longer have a need for it. If she was not going to practice law (note that only means in a court room from what I can glean from Il. Rules) why would she maintain the lic ?

Don't you think that giving it up after 3 years is a little strange?

Remember, she only got the license after having spent hundreds of thousands of dollars and a commitment of at least four years.

Did your moped license cost you that much money and effort?

99 posted on 05/09/2012 2:44:26 PM PDT by DiogenesLamp (Partus Sequitur Patrem)
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To: DiogenesLamp

At no time did she loose the fact that she had passed the bar and recived a law degree or that she could act as a lawyer (advisory) just could not practice in a court of law.

If she had wished to practice at court she could then and could now petition the court and the court would issue an ORDER to reinstate her after fulfilling the requirements of rule 759

Note I am not defending the Obamas I am just pointing out what the actual rules of the court state and that there is no evidence of a sanction on her record.


103 posted on 05/09/2012 2:52:20 PM PDT by Bidimus1
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