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Posted by novalltc on May 19, 2010
In the three years I have blogged at Novalawcity I have found it to be a rewarding place for ongoing learning and sharing. I am addicted to blogging, and will blog from my new office in Phoenix starting later this summer. Thanks for all the comments over the years! Peace, Rob Hudson
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Posted by novalltc on May 13, 2010
A legal blog for musicians, and managers, in the world of the music business. BAND LAW
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Posted by Mary Paige Smith on May 11, 2010
Via Betsy McKenzie at Out of the Jungle: A recent report in stltoday.com indicates that Missouri has become the first state to adopt a plan to create a single bar exam for lawyers who want to practice anywhere in the United States. Lex Universal also has a write-up of the story. Missouri plans to have the exam ready for those sitting for the bar in February 2011.
Both the American Bar Association and the National Conference of Bar Examiners have signed off on the idea. The test might be universal, but passing the new exam will not mean automatic admission to every state bar in the U.S. First, states have to affirmatively sign on to participate. Then, each participating state will be able to set its own passing grade, as well as other state-specific bar admission policies. According to the stltoday article, several states are considering adopting the uniform bar exam. Lex Universal, citing USAToday, names Arizona, Colorado, North Dakota, and Washington, D.C. as potential adopters.
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Posted by novalltc on May 10, 2010
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Posted by Alison on May 7, 2010
On the main page of the Florida Supreme Court's website, you will now notice a tiny turquoise icon indicating that the Florida Supreme Court is using Twitter as a communication platform. The first tweet was released on April 5, 2010, with subsequent tweets offering links to briefs, opinions, filings, and court news. You can subscribe to an RSS feed of the tweets or follow the Florida Supreme Court on twitter via @flcourts.
Hat tip to The Florida Bar News.
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