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The number is an improvement on February 2018, when only 38% of candidates passed the exam.
April 29, 2019 at 04:08 PM
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For the second consecutive year, the percentage of law students passing the February Connecticut bar exam fell to less than 50%, the latest sign of a downward trend both statewide and nationally.
The numbers for the July Connecticut bar exam, traditionally higher than the February bar exam, have also dropped precipitously in the past few years.
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