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  • Chili
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    Originally posted by Gear_Jammer View Post
    According to the State Bar of Texas' report in 2011, all of the various minorities made up only 17% of licensed attorneys, which was a 78% increase since 2001.
    This is the most telling statistic in this thread. Comparison should be minorities practicing law relative to minorities who have passed the Bar.

    Total population has no relevance to practicing attorneys. It has clearly been established that there is a disproportionate number of practicing attorneys by race, as compared to the general population.

    The real question should not be "why aren't practicing minority lawyers proportionate to the general population?" The question is: "why is there a disproportionate population, by race, of minorities pursuing a law degree and passing the Bar?"

    Maybe this is why California is now allowing illegal immigrants to practice law.. To meet biased / flawed statistical standards.

    So, the best test is: The percentage of attorneys employed by large firms, that are minorities, should be roughly equivalent to the percentage of licensed attorneys that are minorities.

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  • Roscoe
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    Hiring someone strictly for their set of skills or expertise makes no sense at all. We have to ensure diversity, regardless of capability.

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  • Gear_Jammer
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    Originally posted by naynay View Post
    my cousin:

    Meet Wilson Legal Group P.C.'s team in Dallas: John T. Wilson, Jennifer Rynell, Leigh Whitaker, and others. Trusted attorneys for your needs. Contact us today!


    she was also the assistant prosecuter for Dallas felony courts up until leaving to take the patent bar (and pass it).
    She and one of partners at her firm were opposing counsel in a case I filed either earlier this year or in 2012, but I don't believe I ever spoke with her. I think we just exchanged emails or letters.

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  • Buick355
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    Originally posted by naynay View Post
    d'ouche
    t-wat

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  • slow99
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    That journalist should look at CFA institute, lolz.

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  • 2011GT
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    White people have bigger brains, it's science.

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  • naynay
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    d'ouche

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  • Buick355
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    Originally posted by naynay View Post
    fluid!
    and a gas!!

    pun intended

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  • naynay
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    Originally posted by Buick355 View Post
    Racism is a crime. And crime is for black people.
    fluid!

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  • ELVIS
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    Originally posted by naynay View Post
    my cousin:

    Meet Wilson Legal Group P.C.'s team in Dallas: John T. Wilson, Jennifer Rynell, Leigh Whitaker, and others. Trusted attorneys for your needs. Contact us today!


    she was also the assistant prosecuter for Dallas felony courts up until leaving to take the patent bar (and pass it).
    Shoot her my digits!!

    God bless.

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  • Buick355
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    Originally posted by Sean88gt View Post
    Is crime racist?
    Racism is a crime. And crime is for black people.

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  • naynay
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    my cousin:

    Meet Wilson Legal Group P.C.'s team in Dallas: John T. Wilson, Jennifer Rynell, Leigh Whitaker, and others. Trusted attorneys for your needs. Contact us today!


    she was also the assistant prosecuter for Dallas felony courts up until leaving to take the patent bar (and pass it).

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  • naynay
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    Originally posted by talisman View Post
    What percent of overall lawyers who have actually passed the BAR are black?
    Why just black, dude? You are not concerned with Hispanics or Asians?

    Sent from my HTC first using Tapatalk

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  • talisman
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    just clicked on the link, and the comments are roasting the guy for the most part. Society hasn't really lost its mind, it just appears that way from who we allow to report "news" to us these days.

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  • talisman
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    Originally posted by Gear_Jammer View Post
    According to the State Bar of Texas' report in 2011, all of the various minorities made up only 17% of licensed attorneys, which was a 78% increase since 2001.

    Sounds like the "journalist" needs to work on their research methods and start asking the right questions. There seems to be a lot of that in the media these days.

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