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Law Practice

Jan. 9, 2001

Advisory Panel Named by Court

SACRAMENTO - The state Supreme Court has appointed an 18-member panel led by bar officials to study and recommend whether attorneys licensed to practice in other states may practice law in California without taking the California bar exam.

By Linda Rapattoni
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SACRAMENTO - The state Supreme Court has appointed an 18-member panel led by bar officials to study and recommend whether attorneys licensed to practice in other states may practice law in California without taking the California bar exam.
        Raymond ...

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