Virtual Hearing Will Give Law Grads Voice About Plans for Fall Bar Exam
"The information we learn from you will be provided to members of the court for their consideration in making a final decision," the message said. "No decision will be made at the meeting itself."
July 01, 2020 at 11:13 AM
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As states around the country reconsider plans to hold a fall bar exam, California's Supreme Court and state bar will host an online meeting July 7 to hear from law school graduates registered to take the test.
In a message sent Tuesday to applicants for the next bar exam, the state bar said the three-hour Zoom meeting will offer participants one minute each to share their thoughts with the court and bar officials. Applicants can also submit written comments.
"The information we learn from you will be provided to members of the court for their consideration in making a final decision," the message said. "No decision will be made at the meeting itself."
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