The Bar Examination In Black And White: The Black-White Bar Passage Gap And The Implications For Minority Admissions To The Legal Profession

Jane E. Cross

The Bar Examination In Black And White: The Black-White Bar Passage Gap And The Implications For Minority Admissions To The Legal Profession

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Abstract

Concerns about "minority performance on the bar examination make it impossible to ignore the subject of the bar examination as a formidable barrier to minority admission to the legal profession.

Original language	American English
Journal	National Black Law Journal
Volume	18
State	Published - 2004

Keywords

black
legal profession
minority
white

Disciplines

Law
Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility
Legal Profession

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