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11. Yes, but you don't have the right to pass yourself off as a professional

Sun Dec 10, 2017, 03:35 AM

Dec 2017

without the requisite credentials. Freedom and fraud are not the same things.

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Veshi & Ruhle blew it on Occupational Licensing. [View all] TomSlick Dec 2017 OP

Thanks for the info. elleng Dec 2017 #1

This is BIG on ALEC's wish list. TomSlick Dec 2017 #3

I saw the article in the Capitol Times. old guy Dec 2017 #8

Sounds like "Uberization." moondust Dec 2017 #4

What about the real heart of the matter? Herb Spence Dec 2017 #5

You have the right to associate with whom ever you will. TomSlick Dec 2017 #6

As someone that is licensed to practice engineering genxlib Dec 2017 #9

Yes, but you don't have the right to pass yourself off as a professional Crunchy Frog Dec 2017 #11

Over credentialing in this country is a big problem. JCMach1 Dec 2017 #10

Unquestionably. TomSlick Dec 2017 #12