Dallas-based disability accommodations expert, AMA Forum
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theventriloquist
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Dallas-based disability accommodations expert, AMA
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Bulla
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Re: Dallas-based disability accommodations expert, AMA
If LSAT is still causing trouble, report them to DOJ for violating the consent decree. Thank the Obama's DOJ era.
Under the consent decree, LSAC has agreed to:
put a permanent end to the practice of flagging the LSAT score reports of individuals with disabilities who take the LSAT with the common testing accommodation of extended time;
pay $7.73 million to be allocated for a civil penalty, compensation to individuals named in the United States’ and other plaintiffs’ complaints, and a nationwide victims’ compensation fund;
streamline its evaluation of requests for testing accommodations by automatically granting most testing accommodations that a candidate can show s/he has previously received for a standardized exam related to post-secondary admissions (such as the SAT, ACT or GED, among others); and
implement additional best practices for reviewing and evaluating testing accommodation requests as recommended by a panel of experts (to be created by the parties).
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/law-scho ... le-justice
Under the consent decree, LSAC has agreed to:
put a permanent end to the practice of flagging the LSAT score reports of individuals with disabilities who take the LSAT with the common testing accommodation of extended time;
pay $7.73 million to be allocated for a civil penalty, compensation to individuals named in the United States’ and other plaintiffs’ complaints, and a nationwide victims’ compensation fund;
streamline its evaluation of requests for testing accommodations by automatically granting most testing accommodations that a candidate can show s/he has previously received for a standardized exam related to post-secondary admissions (such as the SAT, ACT or GED, among others); and
implement additional best practices for reviewing and evaluating testing accommodation requests as recommended by a panel of experts (to be created by the parties).
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/law-scho ... le-justice
