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Proposed Amendments to Bar Admission Rules

Jan Novak, Associate Director jan.novak@law.csuohio.edu | November 06, 2006 - 09:23

The Ohio Supreme Court invites comments by December 6 on its proposed amendments to Rules for the Government of the Bar, Rule I, Admission to the Practice of Law. One major change would deem an application to take the bar examination as withdrawn if the candidate does not take the exam within four years of registering, or within two years of taking and failing it. Additionally, if an applicant passes the exam but is not admitted to practice within twelve months, the rule would require submission of a supplemental character questionnaire with the Bar Admissions Office. Further changes amend provisions for appealing the Admissions Committee recommendations.


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