“The new multiple-choice questions test legal issue spotting in a way that reflects the complexity of legal issues found in practice, where a matter of criminal law, for example, may have associated evidentiary and procedural issues," Mike Gianelloni, NCBE’s managing editor for the NextGen exam, said in a statement.
July 12, 2023 at 01:19 PM
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The National Conference of Bar Examiners released the first publicly available samples of two new question types that will be featured on the NextGen bar exam, which is set to launch in 2026.
NCBE published the content scope for the NextGen bar exam for the new exam in late May.
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