Ethics and California State Bar defense lawyer Megan Zavieh

We know the profession has a mental health crisis.  We have serious concerns about bars asking applicants about their mental

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Bar exams are a rite of passage for attorneys graduating from law school and being sworn in to practice law.

In two contexts, lawyers and bar applicants worry about hiring an ethics lawyer. In moral character applications, applicants are often