California law deans Monday urged the California Supreme Court to drop remote proctoring for the fall bar exam and eliminate limits on materials students may consult during the two-day online test.
The letter is the latest salvo in the fight over what is considered one of the toughest bar exams in the country. Uncertainty around when and how the test will be administered comes as the state struggles with containing both the coronavirus pandemic and severe wildfires.
The California Supreme Court, which oversees licensing and discipline for the more than 250,000 lawyers in the state, in July pushed back the ...
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