A proposal to adopt the national uniform bar exam or shrink the number of subjects covered by the Florida Bar exam is stirring controversy.
March 09, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The Florida Bar has formed a new committee that will study adoption of a national uniform bar exam or drastically slashing the number of subjects covered by the state exam.
The issue is reviving thoughts of the recent firestorm over a failed proposal to adopt reciprocity, which would have opened the door to lawyers from other states without requiring them to pass the Florida bar exam.
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