Founder addresses Charleston School of Law grads
CHARLESTON -- A founder of the Charleston School of Law delivers the commencement speech to 26 new graduates of the institution.
Alex Sanders, a former state lawmaker and College of Charleston president, addresses the graduates during Sunday's commencement.
Sanders was one of those who helped found the law school which opened four years ago. Two years ago the school, the second law school in South Carolina, received provisional accreditation from the American Bar Association.
South Carolina's other law school is at the University of South Carolina.
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