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INQUIRING MINDS – The New York State Bar Association’s governing body is set to consider this weekend whether to recommend the removal of inquiries about an applicant’s mental health from future applications for admission to the state bar. Dan M. Clark reports the possible change comes after a bar working group was formed earlier this year to look into whether inquiries into applicants’ mental health deters them from seeking treatment.
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