In this episode of The Jabot, host Kathryn Rubino interviews Jackie Gardina, emphasizing the urgent need for systemic change in legal education and the legal profession. They discuss various hurdles faced by aspiring lawyers, including bar exam reform and the historical context of LGBTQ rights. Gardina shares insights on pathways to change, the ongoing struggles for voting rights, and the dissonance between legal practice and bar exams. The conversation highlights the importance of inclusivity and adaptability in fostering a more equitable legal system, particularly in light of recent challenges posed by the pandemic.
The push for bar exam reform in California represents a significant movement to eliminate outdated practices that create barriers for aspiring lawyers, especially among diverse populations.
Systemic change is essential in legal education, as it not only prepares students for practice but also addresses broader societal issues like civil rights and access to justice.
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