Will Protesting Cost Students Their Ability To Practice Law? California Shrugs Off A Clear Answer

The working group declined to endorse any blanket policies regarding campus protest involvement, instead concluding that moral character reviews should look at the "specific facts relevant to the individual applicant" and take into account relevant circumstances such as motivations for protest.

Bar admission authorities in California will consider applicants' participation in campus protests on an 'individual basis' during the moral character process, following an internal review.

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