State Bar & Bar Associations,
California Supreme Court
Oct. 25, 2017
Chief justice directs State Bar to craft fingerprinting rules
The justice’s letter was in response to legislation authorizing the bar to re-fingerprint active lawyers.
California Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye has directed the State Bar to provide her court with any proposed rules necessary to ensure the required re-fingerprinting of the roughly 190,000 active licensed attorneys takes place.
In her letter to the bar’s president and executive director dated Friday, Cantil-Sakauye highlighted that the bar’s approved funding legislation for 2018 authorizes the agency to seek the resubmission of...
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