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The board's decision not to immediately endorse diploma privilege, which would allow 2020 law school graduates to practice without passing the bar exam, is sure to disappoint hundreds of third-year students.
April 14, 2020 at 06:18 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
California state bar leaders on Tuesday recommended two options to the California Supreme Court for dealing with COVID-19′s impact on the July 2020 bar exam: postpone the two-day exam to Sept. 9 and 10 or cancel it altogether.
The bar also advised the high court, which has the ultimate authority over the exam, to convene a working group to study provisional licensing if a September exam does not take place.
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