Law School and University with a deaf program

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Does anyone know if there are any universities with a law school that have a deaf program, as well? Specifically, I will need to learn more asl while in law school. I will be looking myself, but if anyone knows anything off hand, please let me know.

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I have know that there is TCU in Fort Worth, TX, there are 2 or less deaf students go there. They're expensive thru... no VR or govt-support will pay for it.
 
elwood123 said:
I know northeastern university has a law and ASL program
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Okay; I also looked at TCU and they don't have one, according to Princeton Review. Texas Wesleyan is in Ft. Worth and Texas Tech in Lubbock.
 
I am told there are no law schools that have a deaf program. Just grab an interpreter or a captioner. I know a friend who goes to the law school. He uses court reporter program.
 
Barbaro said:
I am told there are no law schools that have a deaf program. Just grab an interpreter or a captioner. I know a friend who goes to the law school. He uses court reporter program.
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How does that work?
 
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