State Bar & Bar Associations
Jun. 2, 2023
Bar wants to ease path to license for troubled out-of-state lawyers
The changes would allow out-of-state attorneys under discipline to ask the California bar to rule on their moral character before they have cleared up their problems at home.
Out-of-state attorneys who have been disbarred or are under discipline may be given a more forgiving pathway to California licensure according to the State Bar’s proposed change in language for the required moral character evaluation. The changes would allow troubled out-of-state attorneys to ask the California bar to rule on their moral character before they have cleared up their problems at home.
The bar’s board of trustees approved at i...
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