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by Gerald Kaplan

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A young lawyer, informed he cannot practice unless he joins his state bar association, asks how come? And raises an interesting constitutional point

It was then that I learned that unless I gave them the money I couldn’t practice law. There was, in practical fact, no decision for me to make; the legislature had already decided that the state bar association would be a good outfit for me to join.

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