Establishes an independent legal licensing board in New Hampshire to regulate the practice of law, including setting licensure standards and handling.
The bill establishes an independent legal licensing board in New Hampshire to regulate the practice of law. The board will have exclusive authority to grant, deny, renew, suspend, and revoke licenses to practice law. It will set educational and experiential requirements for licensure, determine character and fitness standards, and administer the bar examination. The board will consist of 12 members appointed by various state authorities and the governor, including five public members.
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