Faulty bar exam software tossed in favor of emails, open books

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3 thoughts on “Faulty bar exam software tossed in favor of emails, open books

  1. I tend to agree with the open book/notes concept. While I agree, on the surface, it would appear to be too easy. However, how many times in your career, were you expected to have memorized volumes of information, whether it be legal, accounting etc.. that changes frequently. Rather, one would have to a very good idea of the concept and KNOW where to look for concrete proof, references etc.

    1. Also to add….one would have to successfully PASS law school with some level of competency(I presume no easy feat) in order to sit for the exam. Could I afford to pay to take the Bar Exam WITHOUT having gone to law school…most certainly….would I pass without having gone or even a general knowledge of where to look for answers….absolutely not. This is why they say Lawyers and Doctors practice law or medicine.

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