Asked by Aspen Brown on Jun 03, 2024
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An attorney may not legally practice law if he or she does not
A) belong to a national bar association.
B) belong to a local bar association.
C) pass the state bar exam.
D) All of these choices are correct.
National Bar Association
An organization that represents the interests of African American attorneys, judges, law professors, and law students across the United States, established to advance justice and equality.
Local Bar Association
A professional organization for attorneys at a city or county level that provides resources, networking, and continuing education.
State Bar Exam
A licensing examination that law graduates must pass to practice law in a specific state.
- Become aware of the importance and requirements of legal licensing and its implications for capability and professionalism in the legal sector.
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Hannah RosenbaumJun 04, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
An attorney must pass the state bar exam to legally practice law in a specific jurisdiction. Membership in national or local bar associations is not a legal requirement for practicing law.
Learning Objectives
- Become aware of the importance and requirements of legal licensing and its implications for capability and professionalism in the legal sector.