University of Connecticut School of Law graduates Rishita Jani, left, and Wyatt Bosworth, right. Courtesy photo
As hundreds of law school graduates took the Connecticut bar exam Monday and Tuesday, two of those test-takers talked of the frustration, isolation and even depression that came along with the unprecedented circumstances resulting from coronavirus-related disruptions.
University of Connecticut School of Law graduates Wyatt Bosworth and Rishita Jani were also members of Diploma Privilege for Connecticut. Because of COVID-19, that group lobbied to forego the exam in favor of allowing law school graduates to start practicing law—albeit with conditions—without having to take the 2020 exam.
