July 2026 Georgia Bar Exam
The Result
304Total score
270 required to pass
The results letter dated September 18, 2026 confirms that I passed. The passing threshold above is the figure stated in the letter.
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Georgia bar admission
A New Chapter,
Rooted In Advocacy
I’m a licensed Georgia attorney. Passing the bar exam and taking the oath at Fulton County Superior Court brought years of preparation into a new chapter.
A milestone years in the making
From The Classroom
To The Courtroom
On September 18, 2026, I learned that I had passed the Georgia Bar Exam. That same day, I was sworn in by the Honorable Scott McAfee of the Superior Court of Fulton County.
Law school, the examination, and the oath mark different steps in the same journey. Together, they represent years of work and a commitment that reaches beyond any one result.
For me, that commitment has always been personal: to stand up for the injured, the overlooked, and the underestimated. To approach the law with care for the people whose lives it touches.
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The Result And The Oath
The results letter and court-admission certificate document the examination and oath that preceded my completed State Bar enrollment.
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Superior Court of Fulton County
The Court Admission
September 18, 2026
The signed certificate records my admission before the court after taking the oath.
My State Bar enrollment is now complete, and I am licensed to practice law in Georgia.
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The Work Behind The Milestone
Before the exam and the oath came years of study. Explore the academic honors and debate experience that helped build that foundation.
The Purpose Beyond The Oath
The oath marks a moment. The commitment to standing up for real people gives it meaning. Read the story behind that purpose.
Putting Preparation To Work
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