After the Covid-19 pandemic forced dozens of bar exams online, states are determined to return the tests to their traditional, in-person formats in 2022.
But a spike in infection rates from the omicron variant may force states to improvise again. If they do, they hope to avoid this year’s technical glitches that put many test takers on edge and prompted lawsuit threats.
“We have never seen anything comparable to the bar-pocalypse of 2020-2021,” said Marsha Griggs, a professor at Washburn University School of Law in Kansas. “It would be a mistake for any jurisdiction to think they can smoothly return ...
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