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From which date experience is counted for judiciary exam.
byGuest
a year ago
From the date of enrollment
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byGuest
2 years ago
Date of Enrollment with State Bar Council.

Also, COP is mandatory otherwise your bar council enrollment will be cancelled in 2 years.
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2 years ago
Date of enrollment w/ State Bar Council.
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2 years ago
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2 years ago
DoD ☠
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2 years ago
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From which date experience is counted for judiciary exam.
byGuest
2 years ago
Hi,

Lot of states are now coming up with experience thing to be eligible. Whether it is counted from Bar Council CoP that one acquires after clearing AIBE or actual practice in courts?
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