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The '''American Bar Association''' is a national association of [[United States]] lawyers whose stated purpose is the improvement of lawyers and the administration of justice. The organization was founded in 1878 and has over 300,000 members. Every state and city has affiliated groups. Nearly all law schools must pass rigid accreditation by the ABA.
The '''American Bar Association (ABA)''' is a national association of [[United States]] lawyers whose stated purpose is the improvement of lawyers and the administration of justice. The organization was founded in 1878 and has over 300,000 members. Every state and city has affiliated groups. Nearly all law schools must pass rigid accreditation by the ABA.
In practice, the ABA has become a puppet of pro-[[abortion]] ideologues, and it has smeared multiple [[pro-life]] judicial nominees with unjustified "not qualified" evaluations.<ref>https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/11/aba-nominations-process-vandyke/601441/</ref>
In practice, the ABA has become a puppet of pro-[[abortion]] ideologues, and it has smeared multiple [[pro-life]] judicial nominees with unjustified "not qualified" evaluations.<ref>https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/11/aba-nominations-process-vandyke/601441/</ref>
As of 2026, three states no longer require candidates sitting for their state's law examination to have graduated from an ABA-accredited school: [[Alabama]], [[Florida]], and [[Texas]].
==Rating candidates for federal judgeship==
==Rating candidates for federal judgeship==