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It’s estimated that fewer than 2% of applicants even answer affirmatively to the question about mental health. But statistics indicate that the population of law school students who actually deal with challenges to their mental health is much greater, according to the report.
October 30, 2019 at 04:39 PM
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The New York State Bar Association’s governing body is set to consider this weekend whether to recommend that inquiries about an applicant’s mental health be removed from future applications for admission to the state bar.
The vote is the result of a working group established earlier this year by the State Bar to examine whether the question—which currently exists on the application—should be cut.
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