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Tag: bar admissions

Bar Admissions

Avoiding Lies and Omissions on Law School Applications

The Louisiana Supreme Court has struggled with bar applications submitted by law graduates who omitted criminal history information on their law school applications. Most recently, on December 8, 2015, the …

Bar Admissions

U.S. Department of Justice and Louisiana Supreme Court Settle Bar Admissions ADA Dispute

In a sweeping settlement reached on August 14, 2014, the United States Department of Justice and the Louisiana Supreme Court put an end to the Department’s three-year investigation into Louisiana’s …

Bar Admissions / Recent Cases

U.S. Department of Justice Rebukes Louisiana’s Bar Admissions Process

In a February 5, 2013 letter to the Louisiana Supreme Court, the Civil Rights Division of the United States Department of Justice describes serious problems with “Louisiana’s attorney licensure system,” …

Bar Admissions

Louisiana’s Restrictive Reciprocal Bar Admission Rule Likely Constitutional

A federal district court in National Association for the Advancement of Multijurisdiction Practice v. Berch recently upheld the constitutionality of an Arizona bar admission rule that grants reciprocal admission to lawyers …

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