State Bar & Bar Associations,
Legal Education
Dec. 27, 2022
Provisional Licensure Program extended 3 more years
The court adopted the program in 2020 because the State Bar Exam was postponed due to COVID-19. Of 912 participants, 645 have become fully licensed lawyers and 17 are on track to become licensed by the end of the year, the Supreme Court said in a news release Friday.
Provisional Licensure Program extended 3 more years
The state Supreme Court on Friday extended for three more years the program that allows law school graduates to practice law before passing the bar exam.
The court adopted the program in 2020 because the State Bar Exam was postponed due to COVID-19. Of 912 participants, 645 have become fully licensed lawyers and 17 are on track to become licensed by the end of ...
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