For applicants with a less-than-stellar background, completing the State Bar of California's Moral Character Application can feel like an exercise in fear and loathing, especially when considering the potential for defamation claims. This Guide, created by a licensed California moral character attorney, provides applicants with the straightforward information needed to navigate their feelings and accept the hard truths about themselves. The moral character application is much like the bar exam; it serves as a moral competency examination. Just as with the bar exam, applicants who prepare thoroughly will achieve the best results. Learn what to include and exclude on your application, and get advice on how to speak to your references. It's also essential to understand the implications of filming in public, particularly for First Amendment Auditors, as there is no expectation of privacy in public spaces. Additionally, grasp what triggers an informal conference and how to draft an effective narrative that presents you in the best light. Passing the bar exam requires preparation and study, and so does successfully completing the moral competency examination known as the Moral Character Application. You can do this. I can help. Get your copy today and take control of the California Moral Character Application process!
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If you are interested in understanding the implications of defamation laws while filming in public, you should know that as a First Amendment Auditor, there is generally a no expectation of privacy in public spaces.