State Bar & Bar Associations
Apr. 6, 2023
Non-exam licensure might stymie diversity, CLA president says
“I’ll speak for myself in saying this, but in the research we looked at, I just felt that having an apprenticeship type program without the proper oversight and protocols and not having a bar exam would, in some ways, maybe even institute sort of the opposite effect of increasing diversity, equity and inclusion,” said California Lawyers Association President Jeremy M. Evans.




Admitting lawyers to practice without a bar exam or a rigorous apprenticeship program might be detrimental to the State Bar’s efforts to increase diversity in the profession, California Lawyers Association President Jeremy M. Evans said in an interview Wednesday.
“I’ll speak for myself in saying this, but in the research we looked at, I just felt that having an apprenticeship type program without the proper oversight and protocols and not ...
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