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It might be an all-time low. Figures released by the California State Bar on Sunday indicate that of the 4,488 applicants for the February bar exam, 37.3 percent passed. That's only 1,673 people, making for the lowest February pass rate in at least 15 years. "It bothers me," said Jerome Braun, the state bar's senior executive for admissions. "I don't like to see the exam rate drop that low."
May 29, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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