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More Commentary on the Wisconsin “Diploma Privilege” Class Action
Posted in Class Action News, Commentary, Other class action blogs, tagged bar examination, law license, legal ethics, license to practice law, multijurisdictional practice, multistate practice, pro hac vice, rules of professional conduct on June 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Sarah Waldeck, contributor to a great general interest law blog called Concurring Opinions, has posted a commentary discussing the recent decision to certify a class of out-of-state law graduates challenging Wisconsin’s “diploma privilege,” which allows in-state graduates to be admitted to practice without taking the bar examination. Ms. Waldeck’s article raises questions about the social utility of a state requiring recent graduates to [...]
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