The extension gives provisional licensees until the end of the year to complete the tasks needed to become a member of the bar.
May 26, 2022 at 06:51 PM
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The California Supreme Court on Thursday extended by seven months a program that allows recent law school graduates to practice law with a provisional license.
The program, which covers recent law school graduates, was scheduled to expire June 1. Provisional licensees had pleaded with the state bar and the Supreme Court to renew the program so they have more time to finish tasks required to become fully licensed.
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