Law Practice
Jun. 14, 2012
Deans speak out against practical skills requirement for bar admission
Three law school deans are urging a special State Bar task force to be cautious as they decide whether to require new California lawyers to undergo some sort of practical skills training before being allowed to practice.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Three law school deans are urging a special State Bar task force to be cautious as it decides whether to require new California lawyers to undergo some sort of practical skills training before being allowed to practice.
Virtually all law schools now offer many clinical programs and practice opportunities, and the bar should "make sure that nothing you do threatens that develo...
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