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A UNIQUE One of a Kind Specialized Book about the “GOOD MORAL CHARACTER” Requirement for Licensing Attorney, Assessing Attorney Moral Conduct and Exposing Judicial Hypocrisy. This Two Volume Set (each Volume a stand-alone book in itself and Sold separately) includes in Volume 1 (the “ESSENTIAL GUIDE”), a piercing examination of the history of the attorney licensing process in the United States with presentation and critique of every single significant U.S. Supreme Court Opinion addressing the topic since the mid 1800s. Volume 1, also includes an in-depth analysis and examination of articles from “THE BAR EXAMINER MAGAZINE” that were published during the earliest years of the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) from its’ controversial initial years during its formation in the 1930s. Biographical information of numerous U.S. Supreme Court Justices is also presented in Volume 1, with an examination of their own moral character flaws dating back to events from their childhood. Volume 1 also addresses many other “Hot Button” relevant legal topics of controversial areas of the law that exemplify Judicial Hypocrisy.
Volume 2 is then devoted exclusively to an analysis of over 190 State Court Appellate Opinions addressing specific Bar Applicants and the Bar Admissions Process during the last 70 years. Overall, this Unabridged Two Volume Set (each Sold separately) is probably the most Comprehensive Book ever written about the Attorney Licensing Process and the “GOOD MORAL CHARACTER” Standard.
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