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Kim Kardashian Misses the Mark on the California Bar Exam, Vows to Keep Trying
Kim Kardashian remains committed to passing the California bar exam after narrowly missing a pass, joining about 16,000 annual test takers in the state.
- On Nov. 8, via Instagram Stories, Kardashian reported she did not pass the California bar exam taken on July 29 and July 30.
- Kim Kardashian began studying law in 2018, motivated by prison reform and clemency work including for Alice Marie Johnson, and followed a six-year law program via apprenticeship at a San Francisco-based law firm.
- The California bar exam includes five one-hour essay questions, one 90-minute performance test and 200 multiple-choice questions, with about 16,000 taking it yearly and passing requiring at least 86.
- She described the result as fuel for future attempts and vowed to continue studying, writing `Falling short isn't failure- it's fuel` and thanking supporters on Instagram Stories.
- Meanwhile, earlier this week Kardashian said ChatGPT repeatedly provided faulty legal information while portraying an attorney on Ryan Murphy's All's Fair, which drew mixed reviews.
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Actress and fashion influencer Kim Kardashian dreams of becoming her father's lawyer. Now she fell through the exam in California. She takes it with humor, as her Instagram entry proves.
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Kim Kardashian Fails California Bar Exam: ‘Not a Lawyer Yet’
Life isn’t quite imitating art for Kim Kardashian. After taking the California bar exam in July, Kardashian revealed her test results in an Instagram post on Saturday, writing, “I’m not a lawyer yet.” “Well…I’m not a lawyer yet, I just play a very well-dressed one on TV,” Kardashian, who stars as a high-powered divorce attorney on Ryan Murphy’s All’s Fair. “Six years into this law journey, and I’m still all in until I pass the bar. No shortc…
·Los Angeles, United States
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