In a March 27 press release, the New York Court of Appeals announced that New York would not be administering the July 2020 bar exam. The press release states that the bar exam in New York would be rescheduled for dates in the fall and that the Board of Law Examiners will announce the rescheduled dates when available.
In This Issue
Fall 2024 (Vol. 93, No. 3)
- Addressing the Access-to-Justice Gap: A Persistent Challenge That Calls for Multiple Approaches
- Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools: ABA Formal Opinion 512 Provides Needed Guidance on the Benefits and Burden of Lawyers’ Use of GAI
- Letter from the Chair
- President’s Page
- Facts & Figures
- From My Perspective: Interviews with CLEO Students
- Quarterly Update: The Evolution of the Bar Exam: An Update from NCBE’s New Chief Product Officer
- The NextGen Bar Exam Is Coming: Is Your Law School Curriculum Ready?
- The Testing Column: Q&A: Using MPRE Scores to Predict Bar Passage
- FAQs About Bar Admissions: Answering Questions About: MPRE Score Services
- News & Events
