State lawmakers and recent law graduates are ratcheting up the pressure on the New York Court of Appeals to adopt an emergency diploma privilege that would allow examinees to skip the bar exam.
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Hundreds of recent law graduates are requesting the chance to weigh in on plans for an in-person bar exam in September and the need for an emergency diploma privilege that will allow them to bypass the test.
July 13, 2020 at 12:21 PM
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State lawmakers and recent law graduates are ratcheting up the pressure on the New York Court of Appeals to adopt an emergency diploma privilege that would allow examinees to skip the bar exam.
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