2024 Justice Gap Study Shows Growing Unmet Legal Needs Amid Shifting Attorney Workforce
State Bar Announces February 2025 Bar Exam Results
State Bar Files Suit Against Vendor Responsible for February Bar Exam Administration
The State Bar of California today released findings from its 2024 Justice Gap Study, revealing that the civil legal needs of Californians remain widespread and unmet at alarming rates—conditions that have worsened since the first California Justice Gap Study, completed in 2019.
At its May 22–23 meeting, the State Bar of California Board of Trustees discussed guiding principles for future decisions around the content and administration of the bar exam, ultimately approving a resolution affirming those principles and asking the Committee of Bar Examiners (CBE) to do the same.
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