California grants law license to "illegal" immigrant

[Caliga]

Can't they be made to do the tests anyway for cheap laughs?

Government is serious business.

[garbon]

Americans who cannot drive (say for medical reasons) cannot get ID?

They can. They go to the dmv and follow same process as getting a license (minus written/onroad driving test).

Can't they be made to do the tests anyway for cheap laughs?

I can't see the dmv workers wanting to do extra, unnecessary work.

[Barrister]

Americans who cannot drive (say for medical reasons) cannot get ID?

They can. They go to the dmv and follow same process as getting a license (minus written/onroad driving test).

Can't they be made to do the tests anyway for cheap laughs?

I can't see the dmv workers wanting to do extra, unnecessary work.

Are you in some way implying that government workers are lazy?

[garbon]

Americans who cannot drive (say for medical reasons) cannot get ID?

They can. They go to the dmv and follow same process as getting a license (minus written/onroad driving test).

Can't they be made to do the tests anyway for cheap laughs?

I can't see the dmv workers wanting to do extra, unnecessary work.

Are you in some way implying that government workers are lazy?

I thought I was clearly stating that dmv workers are.

[Barrister]

Americans who cannot drive (say for medical reasons) cannot get ID?

They can. They go to the dmv and follow same process as getting a license (minus written/onroad driving test).

Can't they be made to do the tests anyway for cheap laughs?

I can't see the dmv workers wanting to do extra, unnecessary work.

Are you in some way implying that government workers are lazy?

I thought I was clearly stating that dmv workers are.

They are public servants who carry out their duties with honour and nobility.

[The Brain]

Government doesn't do unnecessary work.

[garbon]

Americans who cannot drive (say for medical reasons) cannot get ID?

They can. They go to the dmv and follow same process as getting a license (minus written/onroad driving test).

Can't they be made to do the tests anyway for cheap laughs?

I can't see the dmv workers wanting to do extra, unnecessary work.

Are you in some way implying that government workers are lazy?

I thought I was clearly stating that dmv workers are.

They are public servants who carry out their duties with honour and nobility.

Perhaps those words have different meanings in Canada. Well, that first one doesn't mean anything here.

[DontSayBanana]

Not having made it anywhere near that far in my research, is the law license separate from bar association membership?  I'd always been led to believe that a felony (e.g. immigration violation) would disqualify someone from being admitted to the bar, making them unable to practice law in any case.

[MadImmortalMan]

Not having made it anywhere near that far in my research, is the law license separate from bar association membership?  I'd always been led to believe that a felony (e.g. immigration violation) would disqualify someone from being admitted to the bar, making them unable to practice law in any case.

It would suck to go through your whole education, rack up student debt for it, pass the bar and then wind up getting convicted of some bullshit thing that happens to be a low-level felony.

[Barrister]

Not having made it anywhere near that far in my research, is the law license separate from bar association membership?  I'd always been led to believe that a felony (e.g. immigration violation) would disqualify someone from being admitted to the bar, making them unable to practice law in any case.

It would suck to go through your whole education, rack up student debt for it, pass the bar and then wind up getting convicted of some bullshit thing that happens to be a low-level felony.

Don't commit crimes if you want to go to law school.

[MadImmortalMan]

Dude you probably break like 15 laws a day without even knowing it. 

[HVC]

Not having made it anywhere near that far in my research, is the law license separate from bar association membership?  I'd always been led to believe that a felony (e.g. immigration violation) would disqualify someone from being admitted to the bar, making them unable to practice law in any case.

It would suck to go through your whole education, rack up student debt for it, pass the bar and then wind up getting convicted of some bullshit thing that happens to be a low-level felony.

Don't commit crimes if you want to go to law school.

Exactly. wait until after your done your schooling, that was you know how to get around breaking the laws while getting the same outcome

[Barrister]

Dude you probably break like 15 laws a day without even knowing it. 

I was very precise in my terminology.

I probably do break the odd law, but not every law is a criminal law.

I can re-assure you that speeding tickets will not impair your ability to get called to the bar.

[Josquius]

I find it amazing he can go through the system like that with people at the highest levels aware he is illegal without abything bad happening to him.
Things are different in the us I gather but in the uk... Reveal yourself to be an illegal and off to the gulag with you