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New Jersey Law Journal

CAPITOL REPORT

A report on recent legislative action in Trenton of interest to NJSBA members
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New Jersey Law Journal

NJSBA President Prol welcomes New Jersey's newest attorneys

New Jersey State Bar Association President Thomas H. Prol last week greeted his newest colleagues in the profession with a reminder about the important role the law plays in society.
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New Jersey Law Journal

Professional malpractice explored in June New Jersey Lawyer

The June edition of the New Jersey State Bar Association's bi-monthly magazine takes on an issue of interest to every attorney—professional malpractice. A total of 11 articles, covering a range of topics surrounding the issue, will be published in the award-winning New Jersey Lawyer magazine.
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New Jersey Law Journal

NJSBA June Calendar of Events

Upcoming NJSBA events for June
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New York Law Journal

Recognitions

Among other honors, Nixon Peabody partner Joseph Ortego was elected president-elect of the New York chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates and Norma Meacham of Whiteman Osterman & Hanna was honored with the Cooperative Leadership Award on behalf of the National School Development Council.
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The Recorder

After Drubbing, Bar Bill Author Scrambles for a Fix

Critics including Assemblyman David Chiu say they're losing patience with limp reform proposals.
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Daily Report Online

Georgia Legal Community Mourns Loss of Ralph Knowles

All Georgia lawyers are grateful for Ralph Knowles' lifetime of service and are inspired by his many contributions toward promoting the cause of justice and upholding the integrity of the courts and the legal profession.
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New York Law Journal

NY Lawyers Flock to Campaign for Clemency in Drug Cases

New York lawyers in fields as diverse as real estate and retirement law are immersing themselves in a national pro bono campaign to help federal drug offenders win early release from prison.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Conn. Switches to National Bar Exam Without Consulting Judges

The 23-member Connecticut Bar Examining Committee (CBEC) recently voted 8-6 to adopt the so-called Uniform Bar Exam (UBE), which is, in effect, a national bar exam, beginning with the February 2017 exam. However, the CBEC also voted 8-5 against submitting the question of whether Connecticut should adopt the national bar exam to the annual meeting of the judges of the Superior Court.
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The Recorder

Calif. Lawmakers Snub Troubled State Bar

The state Assembly's overwhelming rejection on Tuesday of the 2017 bar dues bill seemed to startle author Mark Stone, D-Scotts Valley.
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