In Re Application of Humphrey

Taylor, C.

George W. Humphrey made an application under L. 1929, p. 630, c. 424, to be admitted to practice as an attorney at law. The state bar association filed objections to his admission on the ground that he had not passed the examination required by the board of law examiners and the rules of this court. The objectors concede that he has brought himself within the provisions of the statute cited, but contend that the statute violates the following provisions of the constitution: Art. 1, § 2, which reads in part:

“No member of this state shall be * * * deprived of any of the rights or…