Daily Journal Staff Writer
Over the past year and more, under pressure from the Legislature, leaders of the State Bar have stressed that their priority is to protect the public from bad or incompetent lawyers. The bar has sped up discipline prosecutions, targeted lawyers who fumble their continuing education and probed how to ensure brand-new lawyers know what they're doing.
Patrick M. Kelly, who will become State Ba...
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