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Character and Fitness FAQ's
Who Will be recommended for admission to the bar?
What are the character and fitness standards?
What are examples of conduct that would be of concern to the Board?
What can I do if my record includes problems or events which might cause the Board to inquire further?
How will the Board weigh prior conduct in determining fitness?
Why is evidence of rehabilitation so important?
What kind of inquiry will be conducted if I have had a history of drug or alcohol abuse or addiction, or treatment for either?
Will it delay my admission if I seek alcohol or drug treatment during law school?
What kind of inquiry will be conducted if my record includes a history of psychiatric or psychological counseling?
Why does the Board inquire about misdemeanor or felony arrests which did not result in convictions?
Do I have to disclose incidents from when I was a juvenile or those that were expunged?
Why are financial problems, such as past-due debts or an old bankruptcy, relevant to my admission?
I have been asked to submit a personal statement. What is that?
What is the most common reason for denial of a bar applicant?
What happens if an applicant is denied a certification recommending admission to the bar based upon character and fitness?