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Recent Article on LSAT Accommodations

studyingandrestudying Core Member

February 2018 in General 5254 karma

http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/plaintiff_asks_for_consent_decree_extension_in_lsat_ada_accommodation_actio

Interesting commentary in the ABA Journal.

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10000019 Alum Member

February 2018 3279 karma

For those of you that aren't going to read the entire article, do a "Find..." with the keywords "Michigan man who is legally blind"

I found that bit to be interesting.
studyingandrestudying Core Member

February 2018 5254 karma

Yes, I've heard mentions of his case before and it's an interesting one.

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