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Laptops are an increasing presence at state bar exams. In Pennsylvania, more than 400 aspiring lawyers used computers this year to complete the exam's written exercises, an approximately seven-hour process. And New Jersey could be next to embrace the computer-based testing; bar examiners from that state observed Pennsylvania's system last month in preparation for offering CBT for its own bar.
August 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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