Law Practice
Jul. 3, 2012
Bar considers minimum exam passage rate for state accredited schools
California law schools accredited by the State Bar soon may be required to maintain bar exam pass rates of 50 percent of their graduates under a proposal being considered by the bar's Committee of Bar Examiners.
By Don J. DeBenedictis Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - California law schools accredited by the State Bar soon may be required to maintain bar exam pass rates of 50 percent of their graduates under a proposal being considered by the bar's Committee of Bar Examiners. Although the proposal would allow graduates five years to pass the exam, it has drawn opposition from some forme...
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