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D.C. Again Sets Remote Bar Exam, With States Likely to Follow
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DC Courts
The 2021 Judicial & Bar Conference Will be Held April 22-23, Remotely
This year's focus will be on the changes covid has brought to the legal profession. Among those changes is that the conference will be remote. Here is the agenda and other information: ...
DC Bar/ bar exam
July DC Bar Exam to be Administered Remotely; Will be Third Remote Exam in DC
The DC Court of Appeals has announced that, in light of pandemic conditions, the February 2021 DC Bar Exam will be a remote exam, and will be the Uniform Bar Exam (recognized by 38 jurisdictions, including DC). The Court is cognizant that Mayor Bowser...
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‘Bad news ever since’: After eviction, the struggle to find a new home
DC Courts Have Continued COVID Operations Through March 31 https://t.co/SmVDdKsYG1
DC Courts Have Continued COVID Operations Through March 31 https://t.co/SmVDdKsYG1
DC Courts
DC Courts Have Continued COVID Operations Through March 31
With orders issued in January, both the DC Court of Appeals and the DC Superior Court have extended their current largely-remote operations through March 31, 2021. The Mayor has issued a the Order extends the state of emergency and public health...
DC Courts
DC Courts Commemorate 50th Anniversary as a Local, Consolidated Court System
On Monday, February 1, 1971, the DC Courts held a ceremonial joint opening session, taking back authority from the federal courts and consolidating a number of smaller municipal courts. The DC Superior Court officially came into being on that day, ...