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The MPT Part of the Bar Exam Requires the Skills of a First-Year Lawyer But Neither Brilliance nor Quantity

By Mary Campbell Gallagher

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Your task on the Multistate Performance Test (MPT) part of the bar exam is to act like a first-year lawyer. You are an associate in a law firm, or a junior attorney in a government agency, or a clerk to a judge. The senior lawyer who sends you an assignment in a task memo on the MPT expects you to act like a junior lawyer drafting a work product. Nothing more, nothing less.

Full post as published by BarWrite Blog on March 25, 2010 (boomark / email).

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