LSACs practice of identifying scores earned with additional testing time is based on decades of research that consistently has shown that scores earned with this accommodation do not perform their predictive function in the same way that scores earned with standard time constraints do, the councils president,Microsoft current stock prices. Daniel O. Bernstine, said in a written statement cited by the Law Journal.
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The Law School Admission Council has sued the state of California in an effort to block a new law that bars the group from notifying law schools when disabled test-takers receive extra time to complete the Law School Admission Test, tumour11.typepad.com dress2683.typepad.com according to The National Law Journal.
The law was passed in September and took effect in January, the Law Journal reported. It will apply to scores earned during the LSAT sitting in February.
Supporters of the legislation say the councils practice of alerting law schools to those accommodationsknown as flaggingdiscriminates against disabled test-takers. That practice is controversial, but the council argues that Californias law is unconstitutional because it does not apply to other testing agencies and violates the groups free-speech rights.
