Lawyers used to become lawyers by working with lawyers. They would apprentice in much the same way that trades people currently learn their skills. At some point they would reach at point of confidence in their capabilities that they would seek to be formally recognized by their local Bar (no pun intended). They would be required to prove their worthiness through references, interviews, and exams.

Over time the focus on the examination requirement became paramount and prospective lawyers would spend weeks, months and eventually years in preparation for these Bar Exams. Inevitably legal curriculums and law schools emerged to train the skills necessary to become a lawyer and pass the Bar Exams. However, once the exams became the focus the first level of disconnect was achieved between what lawyers were required to learn and the work that they would actually do in their professional lives.

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