In New Jersey, the Supreme Court has exclusive authority over attorney admission, often termed "admission to the bar" rather than a "license," and they issue a Certificate of Good Standing . While attorney registration cards are technically membership identification with a bar number, NJ court rules, such as R. 1:27-2, explicitly refer to being "licensed to practice law". New Jersey Board of Bar Examiners +2 Admission Process: The NJ Supreme Court oversees admission, requiring completion of bar examinations or motions, character certification, and an oath. Terminology: While legal, the focus is on being "admitted to the bar" or maintaining "good standing" to practice, with certificates often reflecting this status. Licensing: NJ Courts Rules do use the term "licensed," but it is a regulatory admission by the high court, not a generic business license. Bar Card: This serves as a identification confirming the attorney i...
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