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They can enrol under any college under CU. Just avoid Jogesh Chandhra Chaudhuri Law College because that has a lot of attendance rigour and creates a lot of unnecessary drama.
Excellence in law is directly proportional to nepotism.
Almost all law Colleges should run distance learning mode.
Also no one can really help you out if you don't post the name of the city. If you're outside Maharashtra then getting GLC in the first place might be a challenge as very less seats are there.
No need to attend classes for 3 years. No mandatory attendance. Many Mumbai University affiliated law colleges have work in professionals who don't attend classes.
@Mod: Please allow the comments here as quickly as you can, will be grateful.