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Fair enough. It is not the same everywhere, but so far as I know the completed crime is not required anywhere.
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Just the other day Professor Cox pointed out that the California bar is, statistically speaking, the most difficult in the nation: approximately 50% pass. If you want a sure thing, she said go to Idaho where 98% pass. In Idaho, who knows if they even address conspiracy exceptions or what.
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For crying out loud, only administer the test to those who graduate from an ABA school and bring the difficulty in line with other states. I remember when I prepared to take the bar I had the realization that law school didn't teach me a damn thing I needed to know (a little hyperbole here). Now having been in practice for several years I realize that when I was done taking the exam I didn't know a damn thing. Someday when I am an old fart attorney like SU Arch and Creekster I'm sure I will look back at myself today and realize I didn't know a damn thing. The point is, the idea that anyone passing the bar is qualified to do almost anything as a result is a joke. So why not recognize it for what it is: a minimum competency exam. Treat it like one, and then regulate your lawyers with a strong state bar and a requirement of malpractice insurance. (I passed the VA bar first try, but as I have learned vicariously the CA bar is all out of whack).
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