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The battle over a legislative proposal that would open the Georgia Bar exam to more applicants has expanded into a two-front war. Last week, the House approved language for the second time that allows students who do not meet the State Bar's education requirements to sit for the exam if they have passed the test in another state. This time, however, the proposal came by stealth -- tacked on to a Senate bill intended to provide funding for the statewide public defender system.
April 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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