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6(a) Sitting for both portions of the bar exam at one administration.
6(d) Prohibiting people from taking multiple MBEs with no intention of admission.
6(h)(2)Non-ABA approved law school approval.
7(a) Corporate practice issue.
7(c) As it relates to ' 6(f) and (k)
7(d) This appears to be a flaw in the rules that would allow it for a person being admitted upon motion and not for one that has not been previously admitted.
7(e)(3)An article in The Bar Examiner stated that the CLE requirement of 15 hours on Vermont practice and procedure must be completed within the 12 months preceding the date the application for admission is filed. Our rules do not specifically state that, although it appears that was the intention.
8(a) Need to define actively engaged in the practice of law for X number of hours/week.
8(a) Filing of law office study forms.
8(e) Broaden restriction of those writing references to romantic partners.
9(a) Although not specifically stated in our rules, there is no presumption of receipt without a certified mailing. Issue will be added to the policy meeting agenda to place the burden on the applicant to certify receipt.
9(a) Discussion of the application fee.
9(a) Changing the dates by which the petition shall be filed.
9(h) The requirement of fingerprints be done away with in favor of a government issued photo ID.
10 The use of laptops to take the bar exam.
10 The exam code of conduct.
10 The future of sequestration and the need for random grading samples.
10(f)(2)Providing a more detailed scoring guide or modifying the current rule, and suggested that perhaps the model answer and scoring guide also be developed when developing the question.
11 Adding a certain period of time before being able to apply again for those who have been denied admission by the Character and Fitness Committee.
11(e) Removing the phrase A I further understand that the contents of my character report are privileged@ from the authorization and release form.
14(d) Change address to just Board of Bar Examiners, and not Clerk, Vermont Supreme Court.
14(e) Special accommodations.
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