US EditionFocusing on 'people law,' state chief justices encourage 'innovative pathways' to law license, new report says
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U.S. Chief Justices Call for Bar Exam Alternatives to Reform Legal Licensing
A new report from the Committee on Legal Education and Admissions Reform, initiated through an 18‑month collaboration between state chief justices and court administrators, calls on state supreme courts to consider alternative pathways to legal licensure beyond the traditional bar exam. The committee urges courts to take a proactive role in legal education and admissions to help relieve unmet legal needs, restore public trust and expand public i…
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