California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 4 — Attorneys, Article 4 — Admission to the Practice of Law

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Section 6060Requires applicants not admitted elsewhere to be at least 18, of good moral character, meet college requirements, register as law students within…Section 6060.1Prohibits using university or accredited-law-school disciplinary action for rule violations as the sole basis for denying admission to practice law in California.…Section 6060.10Requires the State Bar, beginning July 1, 2026 and annually thereafter, to report to the Legislature on complaints about access issues involving…Section 6060.2Requires moral-character investigations and proceedings concerning State Bar applicants to remain confidential from disclosure under state law unless the applicant waives confidentiality…Section 6060.25Requires applicant-identifying information and State Bar admission records to remain confidential, subject to specified disclosures including successful applicants’ names, applicant-requested transfers, law-school…Section 6060.3Sets bar-exam application deadlines at the first business day of November for February exams and the first business day of April for…Section 6060.5Prohibits the State Bar or its authorized committees from requiring different final bar examinations based on how or where an applicant obtained…Section 6060.6Allows the Committee of Bar Examiners to accept registration and the State Bar to process original or renewed law-license applications using a…Section 6060.7Requires the examining committee to approve, regulate, and oversee degree-granting law schools that award the J.D. professional degree in California and are…Section 6060.9Prohibits making approval by any agency that does not exist under California law a condition of accrediting a California law school. The…Section 6061Requires each law school not accredited by the State Bar examining committee to give every student, after any application fee but before…Section 6061.5Allows a law school not accredited by the State Bar examining committee to call itself a university or part of a university.…Section 6061.7Requires law schools not approved by the American Bar Association to publish current, accurate, nonmisleading admissions, cost, scholarship, enrollment, faculty, class, employment,…Section 6062Requires attorneys admitted elsewhere who seek California admission to be at least 18, of good moral character, and pass prescribed ethics and…Section 6063Requires applicants for admission to practice to pay reasonable board-set fees needed to defray administration expenses for chapter admission provisions. Requires the…Section 6064Allows the Supreme Court, after the examining committee certifies that an applicant meets admission requirements, to admit the applicant to practice in…Section 6064.1Prohibits certification to the Supreme Court for admission and a license to practice law of any person who advocates overthrowing the United…Section 6065Requires electronic access for 30 days after release of California bar-examination results to the written-session answers of any admission applicant who did…Section 6066Allows a person whom the board or an authorized committee refuses to certify to the Supreme Court for admission to practice law…Section 6067Requires every person admitted to practice law to take an oath supporting the United States Constitution and California Constitution and faithfully discharging…Section 6068Requires attorneys to perform specified professional duties, preserve client confidences, and report listed events to the State Bar in writing within 30…Section 6069Establishes that State Bar licensees irrevocably authorize disclosure of specified trust-account financial records to the State Bar and Supreme Court, but disclosure…

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