An appeal without a key allegation for the case will not grant access to the lawyer's robe

The Supreme Administrative Court dismissed a lawyer's appeal after failing the bar exam. The candidate received insufficient grades in criminal law and civil law, leading to a negative overall result. Despite her appeal, the court upheld the examiners' evaluations, emphasizing the importance of meeting high standards for legal professionals. The court noted that the candidate's work contained significant errors, which disqualified her from passing. The ruling confirmed that the evaluation process is conducted by qualified examiners and is not subject to further administrative review. The decision is final and highlights the rigorous requirements for aspiring lawyers.