Talk:University of Silicon Valley Law School

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Yes, indeed the school does not use a uniform name. It is registered by the California State Bar as Silicon Valley University Law School, the website calls it the University of Silicon Valley Law School (although the URL uses the initials SVUL), and the school's official seal calls it the University of Silicon Valley School of Law. The website also uses "Juris Doctor" and "Juris Doctorate" as interchangable words for the degree it confers. I only state this because any inconsitencies are from the source's website, have fun with that. -- Bobak 00:34, 29 April 2006 (UTC)

(the following revision was posted by a user using 66.81.77.189. it mistakenly "edited" my discussion comment above with the following revision, I admire the spirit):

This private law school was originally registered by the California State Bar as “Silicon Valley University Law School” and the website calls it the “University of Silicon Valley Law School” although the URL uses the initials SVULAW.COM from it’s conception, the school officially changed it’s name in 2004 to the latter name as not to mingle it’s identity with a different school of a similar name. The website also uses "Juris Doctor" and "Juris Doctorate", also known as a Doctor of Juris Prudence Degree for the degree it confers. Updated:06/12/06