Education
Sep. 8, 2012
Justice Department intervenes in LSAT disability class action
The U.S. Justice Department joined disabled LSAT test takers Thursday in a class action claiming the Law School Admissions Council has refused to accommodate prospective law students.
By Hadley Robinson
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The U.S. Justice Department joined disabled LSAT test takers Thursday in a class action claiming the Law School Admissions Council has refused to accommodate prospective law students.
The lawsuit, filed by the state Department of Fair Employment and Housing in federal court, alleges the LSAC has violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and has failed to prov...
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