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Out-of-state lawyers have received news sure to inspire envy among the state's law students: Non-Georgia lawyers may not have to take the bar exam to practice there. The Supreme Court of Georgia will allow lawyers licensed in other states to bypass the exam, a process called "admission on motion without examination." The order applies, however, only to those states that extend the same courtesy to Georgia lawyers.
December 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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