Law Practice
Jan. 12, 2012
Bar considers practical experience requirement for would-be lawyers
The State Bar is beginning to explore a radical change to what it takes to become a lawyer in California: requiring would-be attorneys to receive practical training with real clients before they can be licensed.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Bar is beginning to explore a radical change to what it takes to become a lawyer in California: requiring would-be attorneys to receive practical training with real clients before they can be licensed.
"The basic concept is that before they begin serving clients, lawyers ought to have some real-world experience," State Bar President Jon Streeter said Tuesday.
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