With the Legislature deadlocked on the State Bar's proper role, the legal organization turned to the California Supreme Court on Thursday, for the first time in nearly two decades, for authority to stay afloat by collecting dues from the state's 243,000 lawyers.
The Assembly and state Senate adjourned for the year Wednesday without agreeing on a bill that would provide the bar with its source of operating income for 2017. Lawmakers joined in criticizing bar officials for spotty discipline ...
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