Establishes protocols for emergencies during the New York State bar exam and provides testing accommodations for affected examinees.
The bill mandates the state board of law examiners to create protocols for emergencies during the bar exam, including medical emergencies, criminal incidents, and natural disasters. It requires immediate medical assistance, pausing the exam timer, and ensuring safety. The protocols also include providing testing accommodations for affected examinees, such as additional time, credit for completed portions, and retaking the exam without extra fees. The board must report annually on the number and types of accommodations provided.
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