Law Practice
Feb. 21, 2009
Blind Applicant Sues for LSAC Reform
Applying to law school is hard enough, but the Law School Admissions Council is making the process unnecessarily difficult for applicants who can't see, according to the National Federation of the Blind.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Applying to law school is hard enough, but the Law School Admissions Council is making the process unnecessarily difficult for applicants who can't see, according to the National Federation of the Blind. The organization filed a complaint Thursday in Alameda County Superior Court against the admissions council asserting that its Web site and Law School Admissions Test preparation material...
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