The Board of Governors will consider a proposal Friday to decide whether to increase fees, in many cases by 5 percent, for things like taking the bar, registration, or moral character determinations.
May 14, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Watch out, law school students. Fees for the California bar exam might be going up soon.
The State Bar’s Board of Governors meets Friday to decide whether to increase several admissions fees, including upping the cost of taking the general bar exam from the current $529 to $556 next year, $584 the year after that, and $614 by 2012.
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