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In the Jurisdictions
Shhh . . . California Examinees May Be Sleeping In after Day Two of the Bar Exam
Is Sooner Sometimes Better than Later? Arizona’s Early Bar Exam
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By Sherry M. Hieber Gordon J. MacDonald
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The Uniform Bar Examination—Right for New York and for the Future of the Legal Profession
By Hon. Jonathan Lippman
September 2016 (Vol. 85, No. 3)
New Hampshire’s Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program: Placing Law School Graduates Ahead of the Curve
By John Burwell Garvey Anne F. Zinkin
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Admitting Foreign-Trained Lawyers in States Other than New York: Why It Matters
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Testing Foreign-Trained Applicants in a New York State of Mind
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The Evolution of Washington’s Limited License Legal Technician Rule
By Stephen R. Crossland
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California’s Task Force on Admissions Regulation Reform: Recommendations for Pre- and Post-Admission Practical Skills Training Requirements
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