Admission to the New York State Bar
A
Compendium of Statutes and Rules-2012
Compiler
Daniel C. Brennan, Esq.
Principal Attorney,
Admissions Office
New
York Supreme Court
Appellate Division,
Third Department
Key
Benefits
• Find many of the answers to questions about
admission to the New York State Bar in this one helpful compilation
• Become familiar with amended
legislation regarding the study of law in an approved law school.
Product
Description
This aptly-named publication provides a handy,
updated compilation of many of the relevant statutes and rules and
an overview of New
York’s admission procedures. Also
included are the 2012 amendments to the Rules for the Admission of
Attorneys and Counselors at Law (22 NYCRR Part 520), regarding the study
of law in an approved law school, the New York Rules of Professional
Conduct and correlation charts to the former Code of Professional
Responsibility.
Contents at a
Glance
• Laws Governing Admission to the Bar
• CPLR Article 94 - Admission to Practice
• Part 520 Rules of the Court of Appeals for the Admission
of Attorneys and Counselors at Law
-Admission upon examination
-Study of law in law school
-Study of law in law office
-Study of law in law school and actual practice
-Study of law in foreign country; required legal education
-Certification by Board of Law Examiners
-New York State bar examination
-Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination
-Admission without examination
-Admission pro hac vice
-Proof of moral character
-Rules of the New York State Board of Law Examiners
• Appellate Division Rules
• Reciprocal Jurisdictions
• General Instructions and Application for Admission to
Practice
• More...
Info &
Pricing
PN: 40152 | 2012 | 226 pages | softbound
NYSBA Members
$50 Non-Members $70
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