Education
Mar. 11, 2014
Students, new lawyers urge bar to keep exam applicant data private
Students and new lawyers called on State Bar leaders Friday to keep data about bar exam applicants out of the hands of a researcher seeking support for his hypothesis that affirmative action can be harmful to minority students.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - About a dozen law students and new lawyers called on State Bar leaders Friday to keep data about bar exam applicants out of the hands of a researcher seeking support for his controversial hypothesis that affirmative action can be harmful to minority students.
"I'm here to urge you to keep our information confidential," Norma Nava of Lim, Ruger & Kim LLP told the ...
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