This bill modifies the qualifications for admission to practice law in Iowa, allowing applicants with 10 years of experience in legislative research.
This bill amends the qualifications for admission to practice law in Iowa. Currently, applicants must have studied law and graduated from a reputable law school. The bill introduces an alternative pathway, allowing applicants who have worked as an employee of the general assembly with a combined 10 years of experience in legislative research or analysis or as a member of the general assembly to qualify for admission. The bill also specifies that the application form should not include a recent photograph of the applicant.
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