California Courts of Appeal
Jan. 16, 2014
Group can't 'flag' LSAT scores of disabled students, appeals court says
An appellate court upheld a law banning the Law School Admission Council from notifiying law schools when students need extra time on the LSAT due to disabilities.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The organization that gives the Law School Admission Test may no longer tell law schools when a disabled applicant needed extra time to take the test, a state appellate court has ruled. The court rejected a preliminary injunction sought by the Law School Admission Council Inc. against a 2012 state statute that bans "flagging" such test scores.
"The State has a compelling interest...
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