“All this preparation for the last three months,” test taker Alaina Arroyo told Law.com. “I always envision the worst thing happening but I never expected this.”
February 23, 2022 at 01:23 PM
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Alaina Arroyo was 20 minutes into the Nebraska State Bar Exam on Tuesday when a health inspector came over to take her temperature, which had not been done before she began the test.
After registering readings of 101 degrees three times, she was told, “You’re done, you need to get out right now,” Arroyo told Law.com on Wednesday.
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