State Bar & Bar Associations,
Legal Education,
California Supreme Court
Jul. 2, 2020
Deans will ask high court to license graduates without bar exam
Many attorneys oppose the idea as risky and a way for the schools to continue making money for educational services without providing evidence students have learned what they need to be lawyers.
In a meeting with the Supreme Court of California today, law school deans will call for this year's graduates to receive permanent admission to practice without taking the bar exam.
Many attorneys oppose the idea as risky and a way for the schools to continue making money for educational services without providing evidence students learned what they need to be lawyers and can get jobs.
Four deans,...
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