The percentage of Georgia law school graduates passing the Georgia bar examination in July dropped for the second consecutive year, with 77.8 percent of first-time takers passing.
October 27, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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The percentage of Georgia law school graduates passing the Georgia bar examination in July dropped for the second consecutive year, with 77.8 percent of first-time takers passing. That is a decline of almost 7 percentage points from the 84.5 percent of first-timers from the state’s five accredited law schools who passed the July 2014 exam.
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