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Supreme Court Studies Bar Admission Standards
North Carolina faces a clash over raising bar admission rules. The State Bar Association seeks three years of law study, filing notices, and two years of college before law study, supported by Law School deans, while critics argue higher standards may cloak anti-competitive aims and doubt moral gains. The Supreme Court will decide after considering arguments from L. R. Varser, J. Crawford Biggs, James L. Manning, and Dean N. Y. Gulley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Committee For the Bar Association
North Carolina
L. R. Varsar
Lumberton
J. Crawford Biggs
Raleigh
James L. Manning
Supreme Court
General Assembly
State Bar Association
A. B. Andrews
American Bar Association
United States
Carnegie Foundation
Kenneth ©. Royall
Royall
Dean McCormick
University of North Carolina Law School
T. D. Bryson
Duke University Law School
N. Y. Gulley
Wake Forest Law School
Varser
Dean Gulley
Culley
George P. Pell