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A graduate of Touro College Law Center in Huntington, N.Y., won an order allowing her to take the bar exam this week despite a school policy that tried to prevent her from doing so. W. Marilynn Pierre failed Trusts and Estates during her third year and enrolled for the class again this summer. Touro won't certify students who must take a summer course to complete their credits before the July bar exam.
July 24, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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