BOP
Well-Known Member
So it seems that the scholars of color aren't doing well enough to pass the bar exam like, I dunno, everyone else who is required to do so in order to practice law in the United States.
Well, clearly, the answer is complex. Systemic racism is the cause; lowering the standards is the solution.
“Candidates who choose this licensing path will avoid the heavy expense of preparing for the traditional bar exam—a burden that falls disproportionately on historically disadvantaged groups, including first-generation graduates, women, and candidates of color,” according to a report on the proposal.
What's next, air traffic controllers? Medical doctors?
Well, clearly, the answer is complex. Systemic racism is the cause; lowering the standards is the solution.
“Candidates who choose this licensing path will avoid the heavy expense of preparing for the traditional bar exam—a burden that falls disproportionately on historically disadvantaged groups, including first-generation graduates, women, and candidates of color,” according to a report on the proposal.
California could be next state to bypass the bar exam
The State Bar of California is contemplating a new admissions pathway that would allow law graduates to become licensed without taking the bar exam.
www.reuters.com
What's next, air traffic controllers? Medical doctors?