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Overview Of The Multistate Professional
Responsibility Exam WITH COMPREHENSIVE
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Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE) - //A
standardized exam created by the National Conference of Bar
Examiners (NCBE) that tests the Model Rules of Professional
Conduct and the ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct.
Model Rules of Professional Conduct - //Specific rules with
explanatory comments promulgated by the American Bar
Association (ABA) in 1983 and amended several times, serving as
a standard for adoption by states.
Code of Judicial Conduct (CJC) - //Establishes the standard for
ethical conduct of judges, consisting of broad canons and specific
rules with corresponding comments.
Other Applicable Authorities - //Include state and federal law,
judicial authority of courts, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
(FRCP), Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE), and constitutional issues
like the U.S. Constitution.
MPRE Exam Format - //Administered in March, August, and
November with 60 multiple-choice questions over two hours; a
minimum score is required for admission to the state bar in most
states.
, Subject to Discipline - //Asks whether conduct would subject the
lawyer to discipline under the Model Rules or the judge to
discipline under the CJC, corresponding to mandatory language
'shall' in the rules.
May or Proper - //Inquires if conduct is professionally appropriate,
consistent with the Model Rules and CJC, and conforms to
accepted principles of lawyering.
Subject to Sanction - //Asks if conduct would subject the lawyer or
law firm to fines, fee forfeiture, disqualification, or other sanctions
by a legal tribunal.
Subject to Disqualification - //Inquires if conduct would lead to
disqualification as counsel in a civil or criminal matter.
Subject to Civil Liability - //Asks if conduct would subject the
lawyer or law firm to civil liability, such as malpractice claims.
Subject to Criminal Liability - //Inquires if conduct would subject
the lawyer to criminal liability for participation in criminal acts.
Bar, State Bar, or Appropriate Disciplinary Authority - //Refers to
the agency with jurisdiction to administer standards for admission
to practice and maintenance of professional competence and
integrity.
Certified Specialist - //Denotes a lawyer certified by the
appropriate agency in the jurisdiction where they practice.
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