Law School Graduates Sue National Conference of Bar Examiners for Violation of ADA

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Three visually impaired law school graduates, who were allowed to use screen reading software during law school, have sued the NCBE alleging that the NCBE's denial to use computer-based aides on the Multistate Bar Examination is a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Earlier this year a graduate of the UCLA School of Law brought a similar suit.

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