Law Practice
Jan. 18, 2012
Briefing continues in disgraced journalist's effort to join California Bar
The high court is deciding whether to admit Stephen Glass, who fabricated dozens of stories for national magazines and lied to cover it up.
By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Bar on Friday disputed that they've put disgraced journalist Stephen Glass in a "Catch-22" situation by requiring him to make amends to his former profession before he can be admitted as a lawyer.
"There is nothing in the record to demonstrate that Applicant has given anything to the journalism profession other than a bad name," wrote Rachel S. Grunberg, assistant general counsel for the State Bar of California, ...
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