Is this degree only recognized by CA or is it recognized by an ABA state?
If so, then basically isn't it an ABA approved option?
Although, if you have to get the LLM, would someone really come out ahead financially? (factoring in not just tuition but also extra years to get it all done)
As far as in CA to avoid the minibar.............I could see that being logical. Of course a part time nights/weekends at an "accredited" (even if not ABA) school in CA (like JFKU) would get you the same result without having to get the LLM and as stated would be US law vs commonwealth law.
Also, what is the undergrad requirements for a UK LLB? I looked into the Bahamas once (just for kicks) and they told me you had to have an undergrad in Commonwealth law, BUT that it only had to be a two year undergrad degree. Is the UK the same way? (same commonwealth)