Education
Aug. 10, 2016
California deans warn against tightened bar exam rule
Two California law school deans are among the leading critics of a proposal to tighten the bar exam passage rule American Bar Association institutions must comply with to maintain their accreditation.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO — Two California law school deans are among the leading critics of a proposal to tighten the bar exam passage rule American Bar Association institutions must comply with to maintain their accreditation.
During a public hearing the ABA held Saturday, the deans said that requiring 75 percent of a law school's bar exam takers to pass the test within two years would be particularl...
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