Capital Accounts: A law school grad, told she can't take this week's Bar exam, won the right to take it with help from the governor and the State Supreme Court. Also: Budget battle scorecard.
July 28, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SACRAMENTO — In honor of the first morning of California’s three-day bar exam, we offer this related question: When is an application complete?
The answer, it turns out, depends upon money, bureaucracy, a feisty governor and an underdog media star. And, oh yeah, the state Supreme Court.
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