Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Bar seems to have found a way to avoid future lawsuits over access to information on bar exam takers - stop collecting the data altogether.
The Committee of Bar Examiners, a 19-member group that oversees admission to the bar, is poised to vote this week on whether it should stop asking prospective California lawyers for gender, race and ethnicity information.
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