Following New York's lead, the New Jersey Supreme Court is about to give serious thought to mandating that bar applicants put in a quantum of pro bono work as a precondition for admission.
October 23, 2012 at 12:44 AM
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Following New York’s lead, the New Jersey Supreme Court is about to give serious thought to mandating that bar applicants put in a quantum of pro bono work as a precondition for admission.
A New York court rule amendment adopted in September requires prospective lawyers to show they have done at least 50 hours of law-related volunteer work before admission to the state bar.
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