Jul. 27, 2017
State Bar board selects new leader of bar examiners’ panel
Deputy Attorney General Erika Hiramatsu, who will become chair this fall, is keeping an open mind about whether the bar exam passing score should be changed.
Courtesy of Lauren Radack / Erika Hiramatsu, the incoming chair of the Committee of Bar Examiners, said she is keeping an open mind about whether the passing score on the bar exam should be changed.
Deputy Attorney General Erika Hiramatsu will be the next chair of the Committee of Bar Examiners, a panel facing increased scrutiny in the midst of falling passage rates on the California bar exam.
Hiramatsu, who was tapped for the role by the State Bar’s board earlier this month, said she is keeping an open mind about whether the passing score on the exam should be lowered.
She said Tuesday she has...
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