Law Practice,
California Supreme Court,
Appellate Practice
May 27, 2022
State Supreme Court extends Provisional Licensure Program 7 months for 346 participants
Reasons for failure to meet the deadline include: failure to sit for any of the four bar exams administered since the pandemic, failure to pass the bar exam or the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination, delays caused by the participants and the bar staff in completing the moral character determination process, lack of sufficient supervised practice hours, inability “to devotee necessary attention to bar exam study” because of full- or part-time work.
State Supreme Court extends Provisional Licensure Program 7 months for 346 participants
The state Supreme Court has given 346 law school graduates seven more months to complete the requirements of the Provisional Licensure Program that was due to expire June 1, according to an order Thursday.
State Bar Executive Director Leah Wilson asked for the extension in a letter Tuesday, saying that 68% of the graduates in...
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