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Each time the results of the Georgia bar exam are made public, the state's Office of Bar Admissions hunkers down for a few days to deal with the wrath of the unsuccessful test taker. And this time is no different. Of the 412 applicants whose results on this year's February bar exam were released last week, 60 percent passed. That means that 165 aspirants failed to become practicing lawyers. See the schools' pass rates.
May 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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