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JURISTS BAR EXAMINEES IMPRESS IN TOUGH 2018 BAR

Jurists Bar Review burnished its reputation as the top bar review center in the country when 665 Jurists bar candidates made the grade in a grueling and nerve-wracking 2018 bar examination. The 665 new Jurists lawyers comprise 37% of the total bar passers. The 2018 bar was one of the toughest in recent memory with only 1,800 out of 8,158 (22%) being granted leave by the Supreme Court to inscribe their names in the roll of attorneys.

Team Jurists’ stellar performance was underscored by its domination of the top ten places with five slots being bagged by Jurists barristers.

FIVE JURISTS BAR CANDIDATES BARGE INTO TOP TEN

In another spectacular showing, five Jurists bar candidates barged into the top ten of the 2018 bar examinations. The 2018 bar examination was one of the toughest in recent memory with only 1,800 out of 8,158 bar candidates (22%) being granted leave by the Supreme Court en banc to sign the roll of attorneys.

LAW STUDENT ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL OBTENTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF JURISTS VIDEOS & BAR REVIEW MATERIALS

On the afternoon of 4 July 2018, a composite team of the DOJ Cybercrime Division, the NBI Special Action Unit, and the NBI Laoag District Office arrested in Laoag City a third-year law student of Northwestern University, Jake Bryson Dancel, after a successful entrapment operation. Dancel was caught in flagrante selling to the poseur-buyer lecture videos and other review materials of Jurists Bar Review Center, contained in a flash drive, which he had illegally obtained or downloaded without the consent of Jurists.

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