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  1. Texas and New Mexico are involved in legal disputes over attorney licensing requirements and portability.
  2. Lawsuits in New Mexico are forcing changes to bar exam scoring and affecting lawyer admission criteria.
  3. New Mexico's highest court approved a skills-based pathway to address severe lawyer shortages within state jurisdiction.

Potential lowering of legal licensure standards in the state of New Mexico.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 30
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Potential lowering of legal licensure standards in the state of New Mexico.

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  1. The state of New Mexico has mandated rate certification and financial oversight procedures.Sub-event
  2. Potential lowering of legal licensure standards in New Mexico.1 source

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New Mexico's highest court approved a skills-based pathway to address severe lawyer shortages within state jurisdiction. All 1 developments

Within Texas and New Mexico are involved in legal disputes over attorney licensing requirements and portability.

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