Daily Journal Staff Writer
Over the last 12 months, the State Bar has focused its attention on a broad spectrum of issues ranging from old lawyers to young lawyers, from court coffers to illegal immigrants, from discipline to civility, from computers to real estate. It was, said Patrick M. Kelly, who has been the bar's president the past year, an exceptionally busy time.
"We've never had the bar involved in ...
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