Constitutional Law
Mar. 31, 2010
Judge Blocks Request for Bar Data
A San Francisco judge ruled that State Bar data requested by a UCLA professor for a study on minorities in the law does not qualify as a public record.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A Superior Court judge has quashed a UCLA professor's efforts to obtain State Bar applicant data for a study on minorities in the law, finding the information does not qualify as a public record.
In a decision filed March 24, San Francisco County Judge Curtis Karnow wrote that the bar exam data Professor Richard Sander requested - including applicants' race an...
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