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As people who took and passed the NY Bar exam know, you have to complete a 50 hour pro bono requirement (or as I like to call it, slavery) before being certified as a lawyer in NY state. My questions is, can it be done in another state? After 3 attempts, I passed the NY bar this past July. 2 years ago, I passed the bar in NJ. I did pro bono work at a legal aid organization in Newark and I had a great experience. If I'm going to do 50 hours of unpaid work, I'd at least like to do it for people that I like. Can I fulfill the 50 hour requirement in the Garden State?
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Re: NY 50 hour requirement- can it be done in another state
prolly shouldn't call it that but yes, you canL_William_W wrote:(or as I like to call it, slavery)
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Re: NY 50 hour requirement- can it be done in another state
You should get better at reading simple policies
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Re: NY 50 hour requirement- can it be done in another state
L_William_W wrote:(or as I like to call it, slavery)
extremely normal stuff hereL_William_W wrote:I did pro bono work at a legal aid organization in Newark and I had a great experience.
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