Serrano v. Superior Court of L. A. Cnty.

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• statute requiring that attorney admitted in one court be deemed admitted in all courts invalidated as beyond the power of the legislature to compel the courts to admit anyone as an attorney
• statute requiring that attorney admitted in one court be deemed admitted in all courts invalidated as beyond the power of the legislature to compel the courts to admit anyone as an attorney
• law attempting to regulate admission to the bar was unconstitutional because admission to the bar is a judicial, not a ministerial act, solidifying this Court's position as the governmental branch with control over the legal profession
• law attempting to regulate admission to the bar was unconstitutional because admission to the bar is a judicial, not a ministerial act, solidifying this Court's position as the governmental branch with control over the legal profession

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