I took the MPRE in 2013, but didn't register with California's Committee of Bar Examiners until a couple months ago. As I read this, that means that I need to retake the MPRE. But that seems crazy, given that their website also include instructions for submitting to the Cal Bar MPRE scores that are over 15 years old.Applicants may take the MPRE at any time after completing their first year of law school and after registering with the Committee of Bar Examiners . . . .
The other thing is that the official bar rules say this, which seems to conflict with the blurb above:
Anyone know how this actually works? Do I need to retake or just send my score via the NCBE? Thanks.Rule 4.59 Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination
Every applicant must take and pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) administered by the National Conference of Bar Examiners, and receive a passing score as determined by the Committee. The examination may be taken following completion of the first year of law study or later. The Committee must receive official notice of an MPRE passing score before an applicant is deemed to have passed the examination.