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State Bar of California officials were scratching their heads Monday as the pass rate for the July bar examination hit an 18-year low. Results released late Friday show that only 48 percent of the 8,062 individuals who took the test passed. The pass rate for a main test date hadn't been that low since 1986, when it was only 44 percent. Jerome Braun, the State Bar's senior executive for admissions, noted a three-year trend of low scores.
November 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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