GA Bar case studies

Admission to the practice of law in Georgia is administered by the Supreme Court of Georgia through its Office of Bar Admissions. For most applicants, the process is a two-step sequence: first, file an Application for Certification of Fitness to Practice Law in Georgia (or another appropriate petition), and second, after the Fitness Board certifies you as fit, timely file a Bar Exam Application. Each step carries its own deadline and fee, so candidates should plan around both filings rather than treating the exam application as the starting point. Applicants seeking admission on motion without examination, or admission as a foreign-educated applicant, must first file a separate petition instead of the standard fitness application. The GA Bar case studies are 5 cases and about 3,125 words.