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<title>sianmorgan: CPE and US Bar Exams</title>
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<description>I have passed the Common Professional Exam (CPE) in England which is recognised by the Law Society and Bar Council here as equivalent to an LLB. I understand that I am not eligible to take the New York Bar Exam as I don&#39;t have a 3 year LLB. Does anybody know if a CPE + LPC/BVC + LLM from an English/European law school would equal the three years required? If not does anybody know of another US state which would accept this and/or a straight CPE as eligibility for their bar exam. I would appreciate if somebody could help me with this?</description>
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