Seventeen legal groups including the Los Angeles County Association sent a joint letter to the State Bar expressing concerns about plans to create paths to licensure other than an exam.
“We are very concerned that this non-exam pathway is going to basically allow a lot of folks who are not really qualified or fully vetted to practice law in California,” Los Angeles County Bar Association President Ann Park said in a phone interview Monday. ...
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