Passing a bar examination in one state allows a person to practice law in any state of the U.S.

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Each state in the U.S. has its own bar examination and admission requirements for practicing law within that state. Passing the bar in one state generally allows a person to practice law only in that state, unless they also meet the requirements for admission without examination or are admitted pro hac vice in another state for a specific case.

Passing a Bar Examination in One State Allows a Person