Judges and Judiciary
Nov. 4, 2006
Dyslexic Test-Takers Should Get More Time, Judge Rules
SAN FRANCISCO - In a move that could affect how law school entrance exams are administered, an Alameda County Superior Court judge on Thursday ruled that wannabe doctors with learning disabilities may deserve more time to take the medical school admissions test.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO In a move that could affect how law school entrance exams are administered, an Alameda County Superior Court judge on Thursday ruled that wannabe doctors with learning disabilities may deserve more time to take the medical school admissions test.
After a weeklong trial, Superior Court Judge Ronald Sabraw said the Associati...
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