Sullivan v. Alaska Bar Association
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ERWIN, Justice.
The Alaska Bar Association has filed a petition for rehearing in this matter. They contend that this court overlooked or misconceived material facts in ordering that Harvey Sullivan be permitted to take the Alaska Bar Examination administered in February, 1976.
Upon graduation from law school in July, 1975, Sullivan, a life-long resident of Alaska, sat for the July Bar examination which was given in Anchorage. While awaiting the examination results, Sullivan received orders from the Department of the Army instructing him to report for active duty in the Corps of Engineers. The…
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