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Washington Supreme Court administers oath to 13 new attorneys, highlights public-service backgrounds
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The Washington Supreme Court on Oct. 30 administered the oath to 13 law clerks and former externs, with justices introducing each admittee and the Attorney General's Office presenting a new hire; the court emphasized public-service commitments and professional responsibilities.
The Washington Supreme Court on Oct. 30 administered the oath to 13 law clerks and former externs, formally admitting them to the Washington State Bar.
Chief Justice Gonzales opened the ceremony at the Temple of Justice, saying the court was "pleased" to welcome the new lawyers and recognizing the sacrifices of their families. "Welcome to the Washington State Bar. You are each now officers of the Court," the chief said, urging the admits to bring leadership and innovation to the practice of law.
Justices introduced each candidate in turn. The…
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