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Over strong objections from Florida law school deans and the local NAACP, the Florida Supreme Court has OK'd a proposal to increase the passing score on the Florida bar exam by five points, to 136, by the year 2004. The ruling comes after years of debate over whether raising the score would reduce the number of licensed minority attorneys in Florida and whether it's necessary for ensuring greater competency among the state's lawyers.
March 26, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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