Many states that are now administering an online bar exam in October are making reciprocity deals with each other, meaning test takers can transfer their scores for admission in multiple states. But California—the single-largest bar exam jurisdiction to commit to giving the Oct. 5 and 6 online exam—is not offering reciprocity to other online bar takers, said a spokeswoman for the State Bar of California.
July 23, 2020 at 03:07 PM
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Illinois on Thursday joined the growing list of jurisdictions that have canceled their in-person bar exams and will instead offer an abbreviated online test Oct. 5 and 6. Ohio announced the exact same move a day earlier. Both had planned to administer the exam in person in September.
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