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...lawyers sit for the Arizona bar examination on July 24, they...having to take another bar exam. For the first time, Arizona...
...Oct. 3 in the denial of certiorari in National Council of Bar Examiners v. Enyart, an Americans With Disabilities Act case brought by...
...National Conference of Bar Examiners. "...ZoomText during the Multistate Bar Examination and...
...that the American Bar Association's Model...to take the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE) — a...
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...choice test questions, and the Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination ("MPJE"). To...NABP and acknowledge that the exam is proprietary and subject to...
...We're pretty sure it would do quite well in a multistate bar exam!) But already it's becoming clear that this technology will be...
...National Conference of Bar Examiners' quest to make things more cost efficient for law school graduates. There have been multistate exams for some time...
An advocacy group for the blind is turning up the heat on law schools it says are discriminating against visually impaired applicants
...since the first U.S. bar exam was given in Delaware in...
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