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With his request for access to historical bar exam data on race from the California State Bar repeatedly rejected, a law professor has turned to the state Supreme Court. UCLA School of Law professor Richard Sander and others filed a writ petition Thursday asking the court to direct the State Bar to hand over the records. Sander has been trying since 2006 to get the data to build on his 2004 study suggesting affirmative action might be responsible for black students' high bar failure rates nationwide.
August 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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