The Rules Committee for the Superior Court has voted down a proposal to require new lawyers to participate in one day of career training before launching their careers.
March 27, 2013 at 06:58 AM
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After lengthy discussions, the Rules Committee for the Superior Court has voted down a proposal to require new lawyers to participate in one day of career training before launching their careers. The proposed "boot camp" for new lawyers was seen as a compromise to a Connecticut Bar Association plan to bring mandatory legal education for lawyers in the state.
On Monday, March 25, the Rules Committee ended the MCLE discussion for now, voting 4 to 3 against the boot camp.
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