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ICLE's Sponsoring Organizations The State Bar of Michigan The State Bar of Michigan was established by the legislature in 1935 as an organization dedicated to improving the administration of justice and the delivery of legal services. Every lawyer licensed to practice in Michigan is required to be a member. The organization is under supervision of the Michigan Supreme Court. Before 1935, lawyers could join the Michigan State Bar Association, which was organized in 1890. The State Bar of Michigan's guiding principle, as expressed by its first president, Roberts P. Hudson, is "No organization of lawyers can long survive which has not for its primary object the protection of the public." For more information about the State Bar of Michigan, please see the State Bar Web site or contact us at: State Bar of Michigan © Copyright 2008 The Institute of Continuing Legal Education |