California Supreme Court
Oct. 11, 2013
Professor appears to have upper hand before state high court
The state Supreme Court showed little sympathy Wednesday for the State Bar's position that it does not have to disclose data about applicants to a law professor who wants to use the information to analyze affirmative action.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
BERKELEY - The state Supreme Court showed little sympathy Wednesday for the State Bar's position that it does not have to disclose a host of data about applicants to a law professor who wants to use the information to analyze the impact of affirmative action policies on minority students.
The case's central issues are whether the State Bar is exempt from public records laws, and if the bar wou...
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