Journal Title
St. Mary's Law Journal
Volume
25
Issue
1
First Page
315
Document Type
Article
Publication Information
1993
Abstract
State bar associations, which once operated in a small guild atmosphere, have become full-fledged administrative bodies. When bar associations came into existence in the late nineteenth century, they concentrated on setting admission requirements. Today, every state has admission requirements involving age, educational requirements, and skills examinations. In contrast to their earlier period, bar associations today concentrate more on providing social programs, educating members, and regulating the profession. This essay will discuss other fundamental changes in the legal profession that occurred from 1968-1993.
Recommended Citation
Faye M. Bracey, Twenty-Five Years Later-For Better or Worse, 25 St. Mary’s L.J. 315 (1993).