A view of the SkyTrain at the Georgia International Convention Center. (Photo: College Park Communications via Wikimedia Commons)
With the state reporting the highest numbers of new infections since the pandemic started, bar authorities may be feeling more pressure for another change in plans.
July 14, 2020 at 05:46 PM
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Recent law school graduates in Georgia are sweating through a summer of uncertainty–preparing for an already-postponed bar exam while some press bar authorities for full licensure without having to take the test at all.
Meanwhile, about 200 have taken steps to receive provisional bar licenses as allowed by the Georgia Supreme Court when it shifted the bar exam from July to September.
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