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You passed the bar exam, but the grueling process that began more than three years ago isn't over. To be admitted, you have to complete a 23-page application and interview with the Bar's character and fitness committee. What's the committee looking for? Do they want to know about the speeding ticket you got 15 years ago, or the credit card you defaulted on while in college? Attorneys who have served on character and fitness committees offer advice for anxious applicants.
November 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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