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Re: even if, why would you?

<Banging head on desk>  WOW....

This is VERY common. In Illinois, to hold a legal license, you are required to meet continuing education and other requirements.  Meaning you are constantly required to basically continue your education or training.  When a lawyer decides he/she is not going to practice law, it is common to put themselves inactive to preserve their license, but not be mandated to meet continuing education and other  requirements.

When your license is inactive, you're not letting it go. It's just not active.  Theres a HUGE difference in the two.  Inactive means you're taking a break and can start back up at your pleasue.  Losing it means you lose your ability to practice law in the state.

I never said your post was 100% false.  I said the part about Obama being legal counsel for the University was 100% false.
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Posted in reply to: Re: even if, why would you? by sab3r
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