In a classic anxiety dream come to life—thankfully with clothes on—about 5,600 law graduates were set to sit the February California Bar Exam, and faced technical problems like difficulty ...

The percentage of https://www.lawyer-monthly.com/2025/02/chaos-strikes-california-bar-exam-refunds-offered-to-5600-amid-disarray/first-time bar exam takers who passed ...

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The California Supreme Court will step up its oversight of the state’s lawyer admissions following the chaotic February bar ...

The State Bar has been scrambling both to develop remedies for the February examinees and to plan for July. Unfortunately, ...

California is likely to return to a fully in-person bar exam after the state's rollout of its new test was marred by widespread technical problems during its debut last week.

I experienced major technical failures: long delays, error messages, software crashes and vague or contradictory instructions.” ...

It appears the February administration of the California bar exam was a bit of a fiasco. Many trying to take the exam online were locked out and prevented from finishing, or in some cases even ...

Many aspiring lawyers could not access the test and cited delays or other issues. A lawmaker has called for an investigation. By Orlando Mayorquín Even under normal circumstances, the California ...

6:43 a.m. March 4, 2025: An earlier version of this story said test taker Ray Hayden could not afford to go to California to take the bar exam. In fact, he considered the journey a waste of money.

The California Supreme Court directed the State Bar of California to revert to traditional in-person administering of July bar exams after a new testing system created chaos and complaints.

Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero announced during her annual "State of the Judiciary" address that the California Supreme Court will heighten its supervision of the state's bar admissions process ...